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.TH CPU_PARTITION_TABLE 4 2026-03-31 Lustre "Lustre Kernel Interfaces"
.SH NAME
cpu_partition_table \- Display of the CPU format
.SH SYNOPSIS
.SS PROPERTIES
.TP
.B Access Permissions
.br
.BR 444 " | " -r--r--r--
.TP
.B Scope
.br
Global
.TP
.B Config
.br
Always present
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B cpu_partition_table
is a representation of how the CPU cores are distributed across mutliple
partitions. The table is formatted as follows:
.EX
PART0 : CPU_CORE [CPU_CORE ...]
PART1 : CPU_CORE [CPU_CORE ...]
\&...
.EE
where
.IR PART0 ", " PART1 ,
etc. are the partition numbers and CPU_CORE is the
id of the CPU core.
.SH MODULES
This parameter is in the following modules:
.EX
.B cpu_partition_table
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.SH EXAMPLES
The default CPT layout puts 4 cores in each partition,
for a system with 16 cores:
.EX
.RB # " lctl get_param cpu_partition_table"
cpu_partition_table=
0 : 0 1 2 3
1 : 4 5 6 7
2 : 8 9 10 11
3 : 12 13 14 15
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.SH AVAILABILITY
.B cpu_partition_table
is part of the
.BR lustre (7)
filesystem package since release 2.10.0.
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.SH SEE ALSO
.BR cpu_npartitions (4),
.BR cpu_partition_distance (4),
.BR cpu_partition_table (4),
.BR numa (7)
