Your BIOS is faulty. It fails to set the 2nd cpu up properly. Fortunately
all is not lost...
> My board is a GA-686DLX, Distribution: SuSe 6.0.
That explains it. This is a known bad bios. NT knows about this and works
around. Linux will do likewise if you enable the CONFIG_MTRR option and
rebuild your kernel.
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