On Sat, Mar 16, 2002 at 10:00:07PM +0000, Alan Cox wrote:
> > databases, routing tables, and images. Our good friends at Intel
> > claim "carrier grade" Linux needs to run threaded apps
> > with 10,000 threads to depose Solaris in telecom - all sharing the
> > same monster address space.=20
>
> Thats intel though. The same people who seem to think that hyperthreading
> in the CPU is required for carrier grade work 8)
I love the whole sound of "carrier grade" though: Do you use "carrier grade"
Linux or just the "recreational boating" version?
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