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  14. From: Furrball <tmo@sanger.ac.uk>
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  17. Subject: Hydra
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  25.  
  26. Hi,
  27. I was wondering if there is either support for multiprocessor machines or
  28. a plan to provide such a feature in a future release? I'm thinking of quad
  29. 288Mhz strongarm - will ArmLinux use / not die horribly with this
  30. combination of processors?
  31.  
  32. Cheers,
  33.  
  34. Tom.
  35.  
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  37. Tom Oinn, Queens' College, Cambridge
  38. tmo21@cam.ac.uk
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