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From: Christopher Chimelis <Christopher.Chimelis@api-networks.com>
To: "'Zack Brown'" <zbrown@tumblerings.org>,
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Subject: RE: Will Mosix go into the standard kernel?
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 12:31:05 -0500
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> Just curious, are there any plans to put Mosix into the 
> standard kernel,
> maybe in 2.5, so folks could just configure it and go? it 
> seems that the
> number of people with more than one computer might make this 
> a feature many
> would at least want to try, especially if it was available as 
> an option by
> default. Is there anything in the Mosix folks' implementation 
> that would
> prevent this?

I can't speak for the kernel folks, but has it been ported to
architectures other than i386 yet?  Last I heard, it hadn't been,
but that was a very long time ago.

C
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