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Subject: SMP support for PPC405 on Virtex-II Pro
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Hi all,

I know MontaVista has commercial kernels for this feature.
I also know PPC405 doesn't implement cache coherency.
Anyhow, is there an open kernel that has SMP support for
PPC405 cores? Does anyone have a suggestions on getting
dual PPC405 cores to work under Linux other than having two
copies of kernels running? Thanks plenty!

-Eric

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