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From: Nathan Morton <nmorton@mylanders.com>
To: Mark Segal <mark@club-web.com>
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On Mon, 13 Oct 1997, Mark Segal wrote:

> 
> >We have a machine that currently runs bsdi2.01 and are getting ready to
> >put freebsd on it. It has a dual processor board and was wondering if
> >anybody is using Freebsd with 2 processors and how it is
> >working out?

> Form what i understand, BSDI doesn't support (or use) dual processors...
> same with freebsd.. though i might be wrong.
> 
No bsdi doesn't support dual processors, but freebsd3.0 does.


Nathan