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Subject: Re: SSE in kernel?
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Kris Kennaway wrote:

> This question is asked quite often..please see the mailing list
> archives for discussion.

I've searched -hackers and -current lists for "sse" and "sse kernel"
search strings without explicit findings.

 From what I can discern from various discussions, the answer is 
"probably not"?