On Tue Jun-18-2019 05:51, mark lewis (1:3634/12.73) wrote to Roger Nelson:

 ml>  On 2019 Jun 18 01:14:44, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

 RN>> But still has to be run on a single core-processor, right?

 WD>> Doesn't affect operations here in the least.

 RN> It is locking up here, so I'll give Nick another shot at it,  I have
 RN> an Intel Pentium II.

 ml> that's definitely a single core CPU...

I may have left off an "I".  This is what I bought a few tears ago:

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The Intel Pentium N4200 is a quad-core SoC primarily for inexpensive
notebooks and was announced mid 2016. It runs at 1.1-2.5 GHz (Single Core
Burst, Multi-Core Burst max 2.4 GHz) and is based on the Apollo Lake
platform. Similar to the Braswell predecessor, the chip is manufactured in
a 14 nm process (P1273) with FinFETs.
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I am willing to be proven wrong because I have been before.

Bo Nick, if I have been running, as mark says, on a single-core, then I
shouldn't have any problem, should I?


Regards,

Roger 
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