>Yes, maybe it does. But it does not mean it should. Because Intel MP v1.4
It should. The Mxxx are intentionally upwards compatibile. If you compile
for M386 it doesn't mean that you want to run such kernel only on a 386
but it means you want to run in on any imachine >= 386. Then when you
enable the SMP support you'll allow the kernel to run SMP. They are
orthogonal issues. So if you want a kernel binary which runs on both a 386
and it runs SMP with a P6-SMP you should compile SMP + M386.
Andrea
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