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From: "Martin J. Bligh" <mbligh@aracnet.com>
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>>> A huge merging frenzy for the feature freeze,
>> 
>> Doesn't compile on ia32 uniprocessor.  The owner of
> 
> Arrgh. I booted that on my UP test box (it's still running). 
> I must have forgotten to do the fifth patch on that one or 
> something equally stupid.

OK, went back and checked my testing method - it only breaks if
you have Uniproc with IO-APIC support, which I didn't test 'cause
I knew it was broken anyway (yeah, I still should have caught that).

Now I feel *slightly* less stupid ;-)
 
>> changeset 1.852 is hereby debited 31 CPUs.
> 
> /me hands them over.

Well, maybe half of them, all things considered ;-)
Here, have 15.5 CPUs ;-)

Thanks for the patch,

M.

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