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From: Adam Harrison <eros@bsd.valuserve.com>
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Subject: Multiproccessor support.
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I am going to be buying a pentium system to run FreeBSD on. When I was 
looking at the prices, I found that for about $150 more I can buy a dual 
pentium system. I couldn't find any refference to this in the FAQ, so I'm 
asking, does BSD run on and take advantage of dual proccessor systems?

Thanks,
-Adam Harrison
--eros@ncd.com