Comment on Cat /proc/cpuinfo or don't trust your cores to rackspace part iparentComments−nailer16yNot a big user of software RAID, but AFAIK booting from a metadisk / is still out of the box doable as it was a few years ago:"- processor family optimizations"RHEL / CentOS include a variety of kernels precompiled for different CPU architectures."- maximum number of cores (stock = 8)"What distro? RHEL / Centos support far more than that, we've got quite a number of 32 core machines and have a few 64 core boxes in test.
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Not a big user of software RAID, but AFAIK booting from a metadisk / is still out of the box doable as it was a few years ago:
"- processor family optimizations"
RHEL / CentOS include a variety of kernels precompiled for different CPU architectures.
"- maximum number of cores (stock = 8)"
What distro? RHEL / Centos support far more than that, we've got quite a number of 32 core machines and have a few 64 core boxes in test.