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> What I mean is - what processors / chipsets support this?  Will it
> work on any multi-processor P3 or P4 system, or does it require
> special chipset support?

I believe it will work on most x86 SMP systems.  I've had 100% success
but the number of samples is small (2).

- Tor Egge