Quote - (KxLiquid @ Nov 23 2004, 01:38)
Then why confuss me and put x86
thanks for the help
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Well,
x86 would include 80286 CPUs, which Linux does not really support (although you can find ports for it, but the 286 platform lacks the right memory managment hardware)..
So, that is why you will see 386 or 586 types of designations for CPUs. It lets you know the minimum required CPU that the binaries will execute on.