> You could probably add in UMC U5 chip stuff too, and does anyone have
> experience with the latest kernels and UMC U5S chips, wont boot when
> compiled for 486, but will when compiled for 386, and works no problems.
I seem to remember that there were several clone chips that had
486 performance but 386 limitations - especially when it came
to things like paging. Unfortunately the difference between a
386 compiled kernel and a 486 compiled kernel is significant
and always likely to be a compile time setting so you just have
to know your chip is, ah, "challenged" in some ways.
Mike
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