2nd CPU not recognized on Compaq Proliant 1500

I have x86/2.6 running on a dual CPU Compaq Proliant 1500, but it's not recognizing the 2nd CPU. (verified with mpstat)
Does anyone know how to convince x86 to initialize the 2nd CPU?
Thanks in advance!
David

Saw your post at http://forum.sun.com/profile.jsp?user=10948. I was having the exact same problem with the EXACT same hardware and I got the solution for you too. No charge! :-)
I contacted Compaq support and got a REAL sharpy on the phone. Compaq EISA config has an undocumented feature called 'Advanced'. To turn on the second CPU in Compaq ROM, follow these steps.
Start EISA config.
To use the 'Advanced' feature, merely hit 'CTRL-A' at the EISA config main menu.
Run configure system.
When it is done, go into Edit Details and scroll down until you see a line item called APIC.
It probably says DISABLED.
Highlight it and hit the ENTER key.
At that point, you'll see two options for 'ENABLE'.
Pick the one that says 'Full Table'. 'Full Table - Mapped' evidently don't mix with Solaris.
Save and exit, cycle power, and restart EISA config.
Save, exite, recycle power again.
At this next power up, the post message should say 'Processors Running at xxx' The next line should say Processor 2 initializing. When Solaris boots up, use the psrinfo command (no options) and it should show both processors up and running. psadm allows you to change the state of the other processor.
Let me know how this works. Mine is working like a champ!

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