> The current way of doing things on x86 -- essentially selecting a
> minimal level of CPU support -- is nice for vendors like Mandrake who
That isnt how the current x86 one works. It just sort of looks like that
for a common subset.
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Linus Torvalds wrote:
> That's no problem if we make this SMP-specific - I doubt anybody actually
> uses SMP on i486's even if the machines exist, as I think they all had
> special glue logic that Linux would have trouble with anyway. But the
> advantages of being able to use one generic kernel
Linus Torvalds wrote:
That's no problem if we make this SMP-specific - I doubt anybody actually
uses SMP on i486's even if the machines exist, as I think they all had
special glue logic that Linux would have trouble with anyway. But the
advantages of being able to use one generic kernel that
The current way of doing things on x86 -- essentially selecting a
minimal level of CPU support -- is nice for vendors like Mandrake who
That isnt how the current x86 one works. It just sort of looks like that
for a common subset.
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