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From: Kurt Schafer <kurt@cyberbeach.net>
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Subject: Multi Processing
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Can FreeBSD take advantage of multi-processor motherboards ? If so, what is
the maximum number of processors it can handle.

I've been eyeballing a dual pentium board for a little while now. Integrated
Adaptec ultra-scsi adapter, decent S3 video... Would make a nice little
X-Windows box I'm thinking...

-Kurt