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Actually, I believe it's been answered.  Either Red Hat has changed the 
kernel such that it won't support more than 2 cpus, or Red Hat simply 
won't let you install if it sees more than 2 cpus.  Could be they won't 
let you update it.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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