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From: "Simon L. Nielsen" <simon@FreeBSD.org>
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Hello

I'm updating the FreeBSD/amd64 project page and I would like to confirm
the current status of the port.  Would the following be acurate?

Currently FreeBSD/amd64 runs in 64bit multiuser mode. Multi processor
hardware is supported, but currently only running in uni processor mode.

The AMD64 platform is currently a Tier 2 FreeBSD platform, with the goal
of becoming a Tier 1 platform before the upcoming FreeBSD 5.2 release.
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This is based on what I read on the different mailing lists, and the
state of the FreeBSD AMD64 reference machines.

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Simon L. Nielsen

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