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From: Cyrus Gray <cgray@speakeasy.org>
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Subject: Does FreeBSD Support Multi Proc. Systems?
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Does FreeBSD Support Multi Proc. Systems?  If so do I need to recompile
the Kernel?  what would I need to do to make it work?  If not does BSDi,
any other vesion of UN*X? (Preferably NON- Comercial).


Sorry if this is covered somewhere and I just didn't do enough reserch to
uncover it..


Thanks
Cyrus Gray