OpenBSD SMP In The Works
Cajal writes "Four students at the University of Waterloo are working to add SMP support to OpenBSD as part of the Spinlocks project. More information is available in a story
at the OpenBSD Journal's site. They expect to have an initial working MP kernel in January."
In related news, the Egyptians are on the cusp of discovering Construction, which will allow them to build Aqueduct and Coliseum. However, this is not expected to improve the odds of their feared Chariot against invading Mechanized Infantry.
Sweet now I can have more than one fish in the box.
The human condition is to not accept the human condition.
Those who don't use Linux are doomed to reimplement it... again.
MS-DOS - No root exploits, no patches since 1981!
"Only one remote hole in the default install, in more than 7 years!"
:)
What puzzles me is how they jumped from "nearly 6 years" to "more than 7 years" in less than a year.
-jfedor
but for the target market that OBSD has, is SMP really *that* important?
I don't think so. There aren't all that many SMP 486s to begin with.