There is no stopping CoreXL on M8 or even M6 based off minimum requirements
and I have been running CoreXL on one of M6 systems in my lab last couple of
months. You would however not gain as much performance as you would w/
2xquad-core.

hth,
thanks,
rajeev

On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 10:27 PM, cisco4ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> According to Checkpoint CoreXL white paper:
>
> Hardware Requirements:
> Recommended:
> - 4GB RAM
> - 2 quad-core Intel CPU's (8 cores total) according to hardware
> compatability list
> 1333MHz FSB
> - Intel PRO/1000 PT/MT network interface cards
>
> Minimum requirements:
> - 2GB RAM
> - Intel Platform with 1 CPU quad-core or 2 CPUs dual-core (4 cores total)
> according to hardware
> compatability list
> - 1 GbE cards
>
> However, the highest Firefly appliance which is the M8, consists of
> 30.GHz Dual-Core intel Xeon 5160 Processor (2x).
>
> What it means is the even the M8, just barely meets the requirements of
> CoreXL.  What checkpoint is saying is that the M8 is NOT meet the Hardware
> recommended to run CoreXL.
>
> Is this the correct assumption?  Thanks.
>
>
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