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From: Kory Hamzeh <kory@avatar.com>
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Subject: AMI Merlin DP Motherboard
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I'm about to take a plung and buy the AMI Merlin DP Dual Pentium Pro 
motherboard (my second choice is the SuperMicro P6DOF). Has anyone tired 
running the SMP kernel on this puppy yet? Is there any reason I should 
not buy this MB? I know the SMP kernel is not very stable on P6 yet, and 
I know it will take several more month before it happens.

Thanks,
Kory