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Open SkillFishOS Tuner, go to the CPU cores — live section and choose 8 cores,
then Apply. The board writes the SMU core-presence mask and reboots once: that reboot is
how the firmware re-reads how many cores it has, and there is no way around it.

Why it is opt-in now, since it used to be automatic: the service ran at sysinit.target on
every boot, including inside the live session, so a freshly booted installer could reboot
the board out from under itself and kill an installation part-way. That was
#31. It now refuses to act unless /etc/skillfish/core-unlock.abilitato
exists, and the Tuner is what creates it.

If you had already unlocked your cores on an older release, upgrading does not t…

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MTSistemi
Aug 17, 2026
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