> Jeff Wiegley <wiegley@usc.edu> writes:
>
>> But, since the main purpose of 2.1.X -> 2.2/3.0 is the inclusion of
>> proper and complete SMP support, I don't think that any SMP patches
>> should be considered for the 2.0 tree. Only if they fix a gross security
[...]
>> SMP in 2.0 is ALPHA code, use at your own risk. If you really
SMP is (IMHO) one of the _best features_ of Linux2.
I use 2.0-SMP for a news+http_ftp_proxy in a Tyan dual pentium and it
makes a _big_ difference (2 200Mhz pentium work _much_ better than
a single 200 PPro)
I use 2.1-SMP at home and I can see the _big improvements_ in SMP
handling in 2.1 series... Keep on this _fine_ work!
For Linux, SMP is a _big win_, just go & ask all those ***BSD folks...
-- Manuel J. Galan manolow@step.es
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