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Subject:	dos pthreads missing, DJGPP file list dated last year
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http://www.delorie.com/pub/djgpp/current/FILES
needs to be updated, it's dated last year. and I can't find pthreads. wouldn't int21h need to be emulated as well? what about FAT32 freedos?

I discovered that BIOS handling of an intel 3970x is fine if you have a 280mm closed-loop liquid cooler, 240mm is not enough - I used an h110i. the h115i for that processor might freeze the pins, and I don't want that. the difference between the v2 and the h100i 240mm (-10degC) that the 280mm h110i is about -50degC and the h115i is even colder in the radiator than that just feeling it, like 2x?

and in the BIOS I found in the fan config something which helps keep an upper limit on the temperature of the CPU so it can be 10degC under tCASE (abs. max case temperature) from the cpu spec at ark.intel.com or from AMD's site.

I have found that computer-safe-implemented pthreads is possible under DOS.
FSU's location seems to no longer be at ftp.cs.fsu.edu

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