Hi all,
I'm sorry that this question is not specific to ltsp (it is in the sense
that it's for an ltsp network *smile*) but I thought I'd run it past
you. I require to upgrade the kernel to 2.4.{whatever} from 2.2.19 on my
dual pentium (Celeron) ltsp server. I've compiled SMP kernel's numerous
t
Dual Processor Celeron? What board is that on? most boards would blow with
dual Celeron, is it genuine Intel?
Try with only processor, that'll confuse the system like anything
admittedly, but, at least it'll work (basically) - the kernel will "accept"
it has been updated then switch off, and repl
John Cuzzola wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I'm sorry that this question is not specific to ltsp (it is in the sense
> that it's for an ltsp network *smile*) but I thought I'd run it past
> you. I require to upgrade the kernel to 2.4.{whatever} from 2.2.19 on my
> dual pentium (Celeron) ltsp server. I've
On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, James Vasey wrote:
> Dual Processor Celeron? What board is that on? most boards would blow with
> dual Celeron, is it genuine Intel?
*** Ooops my mistake. After fishing out the cpu boxes it simply reads
Pentium III (no mention of Celeron anywhere) .. been using this
configura
There are a couple of motherboards that will support dual Pentium II based
Celeron's (like the Abit BP6). I haven't seen one yet that will support
dual Pentium III based Celerons.
The BP6 however does work just fine with two of the older Celeron
processors under linux (well, the stock kernel th
