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Linux on an n-class...
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"Wayne R. Boyer" <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 15 Mar 2002 18:50:08 EST
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In case anyone on HP3000-L is interested, it appears that Linux does run ok
on N- class systems.

I've signed up on the parisc-linux listserver and I sent the following note
and just received the response below:

>Hi, I have recently joined the parisc-linux list and I just noticed
your
>posting regarding an n-class system.  Do I understand that you have
Linux
>running successfully on this system?

Yep.
I once tried the linux latest from ftp.parisclinux.org,  with SMP
enabled,
it worked for 6 processors . I haven't done much on the latest kernel.
But the 2.4.9-64
which came with 0.93 works fine.

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