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marcel
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2012-07-01T17:15:50.431095Z
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Fire up our APs as soon as we kick the scheduler. We've woken them
a long time back anyway, so they've been sitting idle for long enough.
More importantly: the Altix PROM has assigned interrupts to CPUs and
having our APs on hold means that we can't handle inteerupts that go
to CPUs other than the APs -- this happens when we're doing interrupt
based configuration (SI_SUB_INT_CONFIG_HOOKS).

On NUMA machines like the Altix, it's infinitely better to have each
brick probe and attach its own devices, so waking the APs sooner is
generally a good idea. This is but a small step towards full SMP
booting though...

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