asterisk users - May 2005 - How do I know that my machine will support APIC?

Regarding the SMP and interrupt issues. I know my machine is not running
APIC now, but how do I determine if it is capable?

Can I find out from the running system or is this something I need to
know from the mfg?

Currently the X100P shares IRQ with the secondary SCSI (yeah, go ahead
and laugh). The box is a Dell PowerEdge 1400SC. Apparently the "SC"
means Simplified Configuration and limits options on IRQ's among other
things.

dbc.
--
David Cook

cat /var/log/dmesg | grep APIC should tell you (i think).

Zoa.

David Cook wrote:
>Regarding the SMP and interrupt issues. I know my machine is not running
>APIC now, but how do I determine if it is capable?
>
>Can I find out from the running system or is this something I need to
>know from the mfg?
>
>Currently the X100P shares IRQ with the secondary SCSI (yeah, go ahead
>and laugh). The box is a Dell PowerEdge 1400SC. Apparently the
"SC"
>means Simplified Configuration and limits options on IRQ's among other
>things.
>
>dbc.
>--
>David Cook
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