Re: IO-APIC in non-SMP mode ?

Aaron Tiensivu (tiensivu@pilot.msu.edu)
Mon, 5 Apr 1999 12:46:02 -0400

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> >What chipsets support IO-APIC in nonsmp boards?
> I have no idea. The point was for SMP board with only one CPU inserted
> (but probably you just understood the point of the previous email ;).

I didn't catch the original thread but I think that any chipset that has
been used with SMP will do APIC even if there is only one CPU (on a one
CPU mobo). So, they would be the Intel P5 chipsets (FX/HX/VX), Ppro and
P2 chipsets.

I think Ingo would know more, him being the APIC king. ;-)

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