No, it just means your system bios was not able to recognize the processor type. I have a machine like that. It was a 486/66 and I upgraded it to a 586/133. Although I used a very common chip (Evergreen), the bios always shows ??? for the processor during boot up. This results in "unknown" as the result for uname -p.
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