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From: James Rich <james@chowhouse.com>
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On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Jameel Akari wrote:

> 	I also thought I had seen dmesg from where some brave soul had
> booted a Linux SMP kernel on a Origin or something with like 32
> processors.. no idea if that was a hoax, or what became of it.

I've seen this but it was a Sun E10K with 32 cpus.  It compiled the kernel
in something like 12 seconds.

James Rich