A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said... > Hello, > > I was running a Web-Server on a GigaByte GA 586 HX with a Intel > Pentium 200. Now I am using a GigaByte GA 586 DX which is a > Dual-Pentium. OK, I have no two Pentium 200 but two AMD K5-166 and I > have tried tu use them.
I and a few other people would like to know how you did that (the dual K5-166) on a motherboard with Intel's 430HX chipset. K5s/K6s (as well as the Cyrix CPUs) support the OpenPIC protocol, which is incompatible with your motherboard. > The Two-K5-166 version is fast as a P II with 500 MHz. I somehow doubt that. > With the kernel 2.2.13 is the multiprocessor system no problem. > > You can get Dual-Pentiums with CPU's much cheaper as a P700. I have > payed around 80 US$ for the Mainboard and the CPU's. You got lucky. When I find dual Pentium motherboards with CPUs they sell for US$150 in a heartbeat. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Phil Brutsche [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There are two things that are infinite; Human stupidity and the universe. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
