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Originally Posted by Andrew80k
Actually, some of the PERC cards are problems under Linux on Dell. The PERC 5/i was particularly notorious for having issues. There are some driver updates that were supposed to help, but they didn't always.
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Well, the term Linux is a bit broad these days. I've never seen any problems with PERC controllers on Redhat, CentOS, Oracle EL4, ESX, or Debian-flavor systems. All we've used at the office over the past couple years has been PowerEdge 2850s and 2950s servers running Linux. We have found bugs in the system BIOS (not to be confused with the PERC bios) which have required new releases from Dell to fix. :(
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Originally Posted by cavedude
Technically, however that isn't EQEmu's doing. That's just the CPU's natural load balancing techniques.
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Actually, it technically is EQemu's doing since world and all zones are spawned as a separate process.
