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So far the DELL Poweredge Linux folk haven't come up with an answer. So anyone know under what conditions L3 cache is enabled/disabled in Linux?I assume this is deliberate, and due either to hardware choice, or SMP, or some other feature. But I can't find any discussion/explanation of L3 cache above and beyond what it is, and some Linux changelogs saying it needed disabling on some AMD chips.
Machine has 2 x Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 2.80GHz but I'd really like an explanation I can understand. Haven't tried reading the Linux source code, but the documentation didn't help me (although I might have missed some).
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