Last question. Do i have to compile the kernel for 586 or 686 then? I assume
686, isn't it? ;-)
If I recall correctly, Mandrake supplies a patched kernel of the plain
vanilla 2.2.17 kernel. It is optimised for i586 architectures, which
means that any CPU ranging from a P60 to a P233MMX will
Mathias De Belder escribió:
Under my laptop, owning a Celeron 500 mhz, Mandrake 7.2 says it's got a
PIII Copermine... what's wrong?? 8-?
Your Celeron 500 is probably a CeleronII. This is the successor of the
CeleronA and it's based on the .18µ Coppermine core of the PIII. Only
the cache
Under my laptop, owning a Celeron 500 mhz, Mandrake 7.2 says it's got a
PIII Copermine... what's wrong?? 8-?
Your Celeron 500 is probably a CeleronII. This is the successor of the
CeleronA and it's based on the .18=B5 Coppermine core of the PIII. Only
the cache and the L2
Mathias De Belder escribió:
Good to know... that program answers me i'm forbidden to run it -running it
as root, of course- 8-?
I'm surprised it won't let you see that file. As a user, just type :
'cat /proc/cpuinfo' and it should give you the details of your CPU.
Ejem... i forgot to
Under my laptop, owning a Celeron 500 mhz, Mandrake 7.2 says it's got a
PIII Copermine... what's wrong?? 8-?
Your Celeron 500 is probably a CeleronII. This is the successor of the
CeleronA and it's based on the .18µ Coppermine core of the PIII. Only
the cache and the L2 associativity have
