Bug#464032: force k7 users to start using 686

Am 2008-02-12 01:43:27, schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > MK> There is a SMP-Problem with a couple of Athlon Socket A mainboards > OK, I checked the web, > > SMP stands for Symmetric Multi Processors. It's a PC with 2 or more > > processors. > which is not my case. Just a single Duron. So I'm safe, I su

Bug#464032: force k7 users to start using 686

Am 2008-02-12 01:43:27, schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > MK> There is a SMP-Problem with a couple of Athlon Socket A mainboards > OK, I checked the web, > > SMP stands for Symmetric Multi Processors. It's a PC with 2 or more > > processors. > which is not my case. Just a single Duron. So I'm safe, I su

Bug#464032: force k7 users to start using 686

MK> There is a SMP-Problem with a couple of Athlon Socket A mainboards OK, I checked the web, > SMP stands for Symmetric Multi Processors. It's a PC with 2 or more > processors. which is not my case. Just a single Duron. So I'm safe, I suppose. OK Thanks. Bye. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAI

Bug#464032: force k7 users to start using 686

Am 2008-02-05 04:10:33, schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Package: linux-image-k7 > > Apparently -k7 users should now start using -686 packages. > However, without adjustments in the Depends, the effect will be -k7 > users will start wondering after a few months why the haven't seen a > new kernel duri

Bug#464032: force k7 users to start using 686

Package: linux-image-k7 Apparently -k7 users should now start using -686 packages. However, without adjustments in the Depends, the effect will be -k7 users will start wondering after a few months why the haven't seen a new kernel during upgrades. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]