kewl....thank you so much..tsunam said:pentium 4 will enable the options that the cpu has possible to it that say a generic 686 won't have. If you do a cat /proc/cpuinfo. You'll see all the options that the cpu supports...a generic 686 I don't believe has sse2 sse mmx support as default.
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