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No it's the same computer. For some reason, my BIOS is tempermental and <br>
sometimes it detects only one of the two processors. But when it detects <br>
only one, the watching video works fine. When my BIOS detects two <br>
processors, watching video does not work anymore (using the same <br>
programs). So both processors are still physically in the motherboard, <br>
but the BIOS is only detecting one. I am running the latest NVIDIA <br>
drivers, but I don't think the video card driver is the problem, becuase <br>
when I switch to the generic driver (nv) I get the same thing.<br>
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I am running SUSE 9.0 (8.2 was the same), and I think SUSE installed <br>
only the smp kernel?<br>
<br>
Rodney<br>
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Warren Togami wrote:<br>
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> You are saying that it works if you remove one processor from your <br>
> motherboard, or you are talking about a different computer entirely?<br>
><br>
> Does it work if you boot into the "UP" uniprocessor kernel? What <br>
> brand and version of Linux?<br>
><br>
> Warren<br>
><br>
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