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On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 4:21 PM, James Erickson <psykojime@×××××××.com> wrote: |
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> i am wondering if gentoo can utilize the 64 bit feature of dual quad |
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> core xeons (E5405 harpertown). i am also wondering if it is possible |
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> to run all eight cores simutaneously on folding@home with gentoo. i |
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> apologize if i am asking stupid questions. hope i am not out in left |
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> field with this post. thank you in advance for your consideration in |
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> this matter. |
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> james erickson |
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Gentoo will take advantage of whatever the Linux Kernel takes |
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advantage of. Gentoo will utilize all 8 cores as efficiently as the |
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Linux kernel allows, and you will be able to run everything under 64 |
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bits. I would recommend using the amd64 media and stages when |
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installing Gentoo onto your system. |
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