Date: Thu, 6 Jun 96 15:21:43 EDT From: gtc@aloft.att.com (gary.corcoran) To: fm00vill@facm.ucsb.edu, questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Which dual Pentium motherboard? Cyrix SMP? Message-ID: <9606061921.AA22272@stargazer>
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"N.Villacorta" <fm00vill@facm.ucsb.edu> asked: >In anticipation of the SMP FreeBSD, which of the following >motherboards would you recommend for a dual Pentium System (all >support PARITY & ECC; and have the revised Triton-II chipset: > >a) AMI Titan-III (EISA/PCI) (AMI Bios) >b) TYAN Tomcat-II (ISA/PCI) (Award Bios) >c) TYAN Tempest-II (EISA/PCI) (Award Bios) > >I've heard that mixing EISA/PCI can be a "headache"? I don't have any experience with systems with two Pentiums in them, but I do have an AMI Titan-II EISA/PCI motherboard (which can accept two Pentiums) that I use to run (among others) FreeBSD. I haven't had any "headaches" with the mixing of EISA/PCI with my system. Just one data point for you... Gary
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