> NetBSD does not in any way support multiple CPUs(*).  Period.

> (*) Of course, taken too literally, you could say that graphics
> co-processors, FPUs, and bus-mastering controller processors [...]

Um...I think NetBSD runs on some multi-CPU machines, it just doesn't
use more than one CPU.  Depending on the circumstances, this may or may
not count as supporting multiple CPUs - it does support such machines
in the sense that it boots and runs; it doesn't support them in that it
leaves the extra CPUs sitting idle.

At least, it runs on some multi-CPU architectures, like sun4m, in
single-CPU implementations, and I've heard people claim that it runs on
multi-CPU machines without using the additional CPUs, though I haven't
actually seen that last myself.

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