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From: Alex <garbanzo@hooked.net>
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Subject: SMP options in LINT?
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I just looked at the post about the person with problems using SMP, and
noticed his earlier version of SMP-GENERIC had a lot of smp options to
work around various rogue hardware.  Are those deficiencies still present
or did those options just disappear?

- alex