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Date: Thu, 30 Jan 1997 20:38:41 -0800
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From: Kevin Massagli <realtyone.xo-1@Milpitas01.pop.internex.net>
Subject: FreeBSD: Support for dual processors?
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I am a novice FreeBSD and for that matter, Unix developer.  And Im trying
to spec an Internet server with some power to stream videos.

Does FreeBSD support 2 dual processors, i.e. does it make adequate and
efficient use of both the processors or am i wasting my money?

any insight you could give would be most helpful.  

regards, Kevin