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From: Earle Nietzel <nietzel@yahoo.com>
Subject: Virtual Wire v.s. APIC
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Under the new 2.4.x series kernel, should you use the APIC mode?

Or do you have to continue using the Virtual Wire mode?

Thanks for any answers...





P.S. I am only participating on the linux-smp so any linux-kernel replies 
please forward me a copy, thanx.


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