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Ubuntu Server: Kernel Comparisons and Implementation Issues

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Carla Schroder
Dec 15, 2007

“We didn’t quite finish up our server kernel vs. desktop kernel
comparison, so today we’ll wrap that up, plus we’ll dig into the
included services in Ubuntu Server, amaze at a couple of
interesting blunders, and decide what this thing is good
for–fueling the tireless Canonical hype machine, or something
actually useful?

“The server kernel uses CONFIG_M686=y, and the desktop kernel
gets CONFIG_M586=y. This means that the server kernel is optimized
for Pentium Pro instruction sets, and the desktop kernel for the
entire 586 and 686 CPU families…”

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