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CLI option for number of CPUs when creating a new boot2docker VM #209
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+1 noticed this myself the other day; my system has 8 cores, but my |
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+1 - feel free to make a PR - that'll be faster than waiting for us :) |
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@BOSS :)
Question / enhancement:
I suppose there's no current option to specify number of CPUs with init on command line.
Would be great to use it in a similar fashion as -m, --memory
Is it possible at all?
Otherwise, any reason to worry about the VirtualBox warning?