Thank you all for you answers..and again I apologize because a quick
google got me the same response.
Wayner
>>> alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 11/18/05 9:59 am >>>
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005, Wayne Pinette wrote:
> Ok, before I ask this question, I want to apologise for it first for
> many reasons which I won't list here, so here it goes.
>
> Does anyone know if FC 4 or 5 and or RHEL 4 or 5 is planning to be
dual
> core aware? I ask because it seems
> intel and consequently all the computer manufacturers
(ibm/dell/seanix)
> are basically forcing dual core technology
> on us even though 90 percent of the hyper threaded cpu power out
there
> isn't being used anyways.
>
> Once again, I apologise for the question, and I will probably google
> this right after I send it, but the whole
> subject matter bugs me :-|
It has for a long time. (A couple of years anyways.) Just use the SMP
kernel. If you have concerns, use a current smp kernel.
Dual (and more) cores have been around for a while. (Remember the
Alpha?)
They are just becoming the "next big thing" in x86-land.
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