PROBLEM: (91926) (PATCH ID: OSF540-071)
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This patch fixes a bit masking error in the kernel code such that 
correctable error reporting will get turned back on for any CPU, not just
CPU 0, when the time period to throttle the correctable errors has expired.
Throttling is a mechanism in the kernel to turn off the reporting of 
correctable errors for a period of time, if a lot of correctable errors are 
getting reported within a short time frame.  This prevents the error logs 
from getting filled up with too many correctable error messages. 

The problem is that once correctable errors are throttled for any CPU, except
CPU 0, the reporting of the correctable errors will stay turned off 
indefinitely, rather than getting turned back on after the throttling time
period has expired.