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From: "Christian HOFFMANN" <christian.hoffmann@noos.fr>
To: Emmanuel Michon <emmanuel_michon@realmagic.fr>,
        Maxwell Spangler <maxwax@mindspring.com>
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2002 12:06:06 +0200
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Subject: Re: SMP motherboards (760 MPX chipset) and SMP howto
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On 14 Apr 2002 at 3:35, Maxwell Spangler wrote:

> On 27 Mar 2002, Emmanuel Michon wrote:
> 
> > can someone report that the A7M266-D motherboard with the 760 MPX chipset
> > is running fine linux SMP?


I have for one month an asus A7m266D running just fine under Gentoo 
linux with a 2.4.18 SMP kernel with XFS. (home build kernel)
Configuration is:
Asus A7M266D
Two Athlon MP1900+
Asus Geforce 3 (8200 Deluxe)
Sis PCI Video card (dual screen under Win and linux)
Asus USB2 card
Two PC2100 Non-ECC 256M DIMMs (registered)
Four WD 80Go in Raid 0-1 on a Abit HotRod 100 card (for win2000)
Two IBM 45Go for linux
Antec Performance SX 1040 (400W power supply)


Regards
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Christian HOFFMANN <christian.hoffmann@noos.fr>

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