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CLI option for number of CPUs when creating a new boot2docker VM #209

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@zarko-tg
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opened on Jul 31, 2014

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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?

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      opened on Jul 31, 2014
      @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?
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          opened on Jul 31, 2014
          @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?
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              @zarko-tg
              zarko-tg
              opened on Jul 31, 2014
              @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?
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                  opened on Jul 31, 2014
                  @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?
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                      opened on Jul 31, 2014
                      @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?
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                          @zarko-tg
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                          opened on Jul 31, 2014
                          @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?
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                              opened on Jul 31, 2014
                              @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?
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