>> True, but it's disconcerting for a user, who may not know anything
>> about these distinctions, to have his nice "Pentium-like" box called a
>> 486.

>If it's confusing to users, perhaps I should just remove the XX-class
>message, it isn't of much use anyway.

But then what do you do with the "options I586_CPU" and friends in the
kernel config? :-)

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      Contract software development for Windows NT, Windows 95 and Unix.
             Windows NT and Unix server development in C++ and C.

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