FC4 - What is smp kernel?

From: Hoffmann (oasf2004_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 07/31/05

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    Hi All;

    When I installed FC4, I noticed that I have two
    kernels: one of them is the 'normal' one, the other is
    'smp'. What is the difference, and which one should I
    use? Should I uninstall one of them?
    Thanks!
    Hoffmann

                    
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