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Subject: Re: em0 issues with 4.10 + SMP
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On Friday 14 January 2005 03:10 pm, Ross Kramer wrote:
> Well, I am running a number of 4.9-RELEASE systems with dual onboard
> intel Pro 1000s (em0 and em1) and SMP, and they don't seem to have any
> problems. At this point, I am completely baffled. Does 5.x come with an
> SMP generic kernel?

Ok, then it sounds like it might be a driver issue in em(4).  Have you tried 
using the 4.11 release candidate 2?  (4.11-RC2) to see if it has been fixed 
after 4.10?

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