Karsten Johansson wrote:
> I have never seen stats on this. Do they exist? As for the dual pentium.. the
> article did not say that it wont work... it used the term "full fledged
> support". Linux has only very basic support for dual processors. NT has the
> whole shebang, and can be tuned til the cows come home. Linux will get there...
Actually, NT has absoultely sorry support for multiple processors. You
can gain maybe 10 - 15% max with a second processor. When the PIIs
first came out, we got a dual-266 system (June of '97 maybe?), ran it
with NT for a couple of weeks, it was awful. We took out the second
processor, reinstalled, and it ran much better. Is that the
"full-fledged support" that we want Linux to get?
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