Grant emailgrant at gmail.com writes:
CHOST=i486-pc-linux-gnu
It's a 32-bit CPU. I'm just confused as to why it doesn't qualify as
a 686 instead of 486.
Run:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
to be certain about the cpu. YOu can usually do this with any boot/install
disk, prior to installation.
James
Grant wrote:
I'm installing Gentoo on an Acer Aspire 110. It's one of the
netbook laptops. /etc/make.conf says:
CHOST=i486-pc-linux-gnu
Is that correct?
If it's an Intel-compatible (x86) and Gentoo is 32-bit, then yes, that's
correct.
I'm installing Gentoo on an Acer Aspire 110. It's one of the
netbook laptops. /etc/make.conf says:
CHOST=i486-pc-linux-gnu
Is that correct?
If it's an Intel-compatible (x86) and Gentoo is 32-bit, then yes, that's
correct.
OK, does i686 indicate 64-bit?
- Grant
Grant wrote:
I'm installing Gentoo on an Acer Aspire 110. It's one of the
netbook laptops. /etc/make.conf says:
CHOST=i486-pc-linux-gnu
Is that correct?
If it's an Intel-compatible (x86) and Gentoo is 32-bit, then yes, that's
correct.
OK, does i686 indicate 64-bit?
No. 64-bit is
I'm installing Gentoo on an Acer Aspire 110. It's one of the
netbook laptops. /etc/make.conf says:
CHOST=i486-pc-linux-gnu
Is that correct?
If it's an Intel-compatible (x86) and Gentoo is 32-bit, then yes,
that's correct.
OK, does i686 indicate 64-bit?
Nope. i686 is still x86.
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