2.4.0-test2: SMP performance quo vadis?

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According seti@home's
Recent Results for vanonim@dial.eunet.ch
Last 10 Results Returned, CPU Time:

SMP: 2 setiathome running 24/7

SMP 2xPIII550, 1GB mem, 2.4.0-test2 vanilla: 9hr 54min each WU
SMP 2xPIII550, 1GB mem, 2.2.16 vanilla: 9hr 10min
SMP 2xPIII550, 512MB mem, 2.2.16 vanilla: 8hr 40min
SMP 2xPIII550, 512MB mem, before 2.2.16: 8hr 20min.

UP's: 1 setiathome running 24/7

UP PIII550, 512MB mem, 2.4.0-test2 vanilla: 7hr 25min,
nearly constant since 2.2.13.

UP PII450, 512MB mem, 2.2.16 (production!) 8hr 40min,
nearly constant since 2.2.13.

My private time measurements reflects exactly seti@home's.
Private machines mostly running without other loads.
Production machine some times at lasts resources.
Re-installed on PIII550's 2.2.13, control with glibc 2.1.3!

Mario
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