If Fedora by itself does not work - all you would likely need to do is build a custom kernel. I would try Fedora Core 2 - Test 2 should be out soon, which should have a 2.6.4 kernel (test 1 has a 2.6.1) - but even Core 1 should work - if not OOB then with a custom kernel. 2.6 kernel is where it's at though. Really. Way better than 2.4 that Core 1 ships with. On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 11:03 +0100, Axel Jerabek wrote: > hi, > my name is axel. im planning to build/buy a server that is based on 4 > opteron chips. > i checked several linux distribs and found on the redhat page, that there is > the enterprise edition that supports a 4-way opteron combo. it costs about > 1900 US $ a year. i hope that this price is only for the distrib including > the enterprise level bundle of software. to speak frank i don't really need > the software since my box will be a video server, with our own software > running it. i only need a basic linux, fedora preferred, that supports my > rig with all 4 processors. > my question: will the fedora support this 4-way opteron box or do i really > have to switch to some expensive enterprise edition? > thnx for any answers/hints/help > :)
