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Originally Posted by weibullguy
Use the 486 version. The 586 and 686 versions are for multi-processor machines.
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I would think the 586 would be a better match, not that you will notice a big difference, but if it is presented to you, use it. 486 or 586 builds would work fine. The SMP builds are for multiprocessor machines, but having the SMP flag enabled in the kernel will not usually cause problems on a non-multiprocessor system.
586 - Pentium, AMD K5 & K6
686 - Pentuim Pro, II, III, AMD K6-2