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um, core 3 might be better, core 2 is outdated now, the problem with fedora, you need to update every 6 months untill they get a final version out.
If your limited to fedora go ahead and try core 3, if not, good things to try is core3, gentoo, and maybe even just redhat 9. I wouldnt try freebsd yet if your still pretty novice.
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yeah Gentoo, looks very interesting what i see ppl talk
but i will have total problem installing that OS
Fedora was very easy to install that why i choose that OS
maybe one day when i know more about Linux i will install Gentoo for sure.
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i would also look into updating your kernel.
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if i reinstall to Fedora 3 it will update my kernel ?
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It'll always use the p2 binary for hlds, source would see the SSE2 binary.
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ok i see
thanx you for all the info
u all ppl rock here
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cat /proc/cpuinfo
that'll show how many CPUS you have
hlds or srcds does multithread(spread across SMP(symetrical MultiProcessors))
I do believe it'll assign each process to a different cpu, but i can't remember how to do that.
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02-03-2005, 11:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-03-2005, 11:12 PM by cryotek.)
You'd need to build your kernel with SMP support, a support of 4 cpus, and the SMP scheduler, which is SMT
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any tips on how to do it?
thank you
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as root you need to cd into /usr/src/linux and run make menuconfig
and choose your kernel options
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02-04-2005, 09:42 AM
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?????
can you explain bit better please
thank you
