The SMP circuitry was 'disabled' by Intel (on Celeron processors). There are
motherboards and 'sockets' that 'enable' the circuitry...
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From: Jason Antonacci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 9:04 AM
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Subject: [expert] Mandrake SMP w/ Celeron
I was going through my Mandrake archives and saw your posting about a
dual-celeron system. Tell me you're serious! I was told that all the SMP
circutry was removed from the celerons and only P3 & P2 chips would run in
parallel. Is anyone else running a system like this?
Jason S. Antonacci
Computer Support Specialist IV
Univ. of Georgia - Savannah River Ecology Lab
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>>> Ted Helton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18 Oct 99 17:26:50 >>>
Yep I'm running it on an ABit BP6 w 2 Celeron 433's
Also installs a uni processor kernel so you can boot either SMP or UP.
Ted
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> Does anyone know if Mandrake 6.1 supports Symmetric Multi-Processing?
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> Thanks in advance,
>
> Ethan Bambock
