In article <1992Aug29.060406.29069@athena.mit.edu> hammond@kwhpc.caseng.com (Kevin W. Hammond) writes:
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>What exactly does the kernel's math emulation buy me?  Is it necessary if
>you *do not* have a coprocessor, or can it be left out entirely?
>
>-kwh-

Another coprocessor question:

I have a 386DX-33 and a 386SX-25.  Each have 8 MB of RAM.  When I can get 
TCP/IP to run X clients on other machines, I would like the SX to be the 
X server and run the clients on the DX.  I'm not familiar with the inner 
workings of X.  Would I be better off putting a coprocessor in the server 
machine or the client machine?

Please post replies here, if you are comfortable with doing so.  I'm hoping
that a discussion on this will enlighten other Linux X users as well.


-- 
Jim H.
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* James L. Henrickson
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