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Hey guys i'm using an old and oem motherboard and that's why i can't do this from bios. My computer is asus n550jv and i want to disable hyper threading i saw something on internet on grub loader we can just enter noht to parameters and it will disable it automaticly but i'm using systemd-boot and i entered no ht to parameters and it has no effect on hyper threading. Should i do it manually everytime or is there a way to disable it. I didn't seen something like this on arch wiki.
Last edited by Welt (2020-09-07 06:49:18)
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The option you want is nosmt, or since the CPU mitigations have crept up there are a variety of CPU mitigation options that will implicitly enforce it where the "global" variant is
mitigations=auto,nosmtLast edited by V1del (2020-09-06 20:56:14)
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The option you want is nosmt, or since the CPU mitigations have crept up there are a variety of CPU mitigation options that will implicitly enforce it where the "global" variant is
mitigations=auto,nosmt
Thx for the reply should i add this to kernel parameters or is it gonna boot everytime automaticly ?
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Well yes these are kernel parameters so you need to add them there.
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Well yes these are kernel parameters so you need to add them there.
Hey i added it to my kernel paramaters but it doesn't work. I may did something wrong. This is the file location /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf. This is the inside of the file
title Arch Linux
linux /vmlinuz-linux
initrd /intel-ucode.img
initrd /initramfs-linux.img
options root=UUID=3a080b46-ee2f-476e-9e39-fa752567f377 rw
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The mititgations entry needs to be passed to the kernel by being on the options line. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ke … stemd-boot
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The mititgations entry needs to be passed to the kernel by being on the options line. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ke … stemd-boot
Thx for your helps it's solved.
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