Hi,
This seems to be slightly off-topic of this thread but why
shouldnot 32 bit stuff run on 64 bit ? If any one can lead to any
pointers or a correct google query it will be great :)
Regards
Tushar
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On 3/9/06, Tushar Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This seems to be slightly off-topic of this thread but why
shouldnot 32 bit stuff run on 64 bit ? If any one can lead to any
pointers or a correct google query it will be great :)
Regards
Tushar
Should not? No why here. 32bit
hi,
What would be the correct ans to this:
Is it easier for a fat man to wear a thin man's trousers or vice-versa?
Tanveer Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 3/9/06, Tushar Shah wrote:
Hi,
This seems to be slightly off-topic of this thread but why
shouldnot 32 bit stuff run on 64 bit
Actually there are certain applications/modules that do not run if
they detect the environment to be 64 bit. I have encountered, this
problem with the tun drivers on 64 bit (http://vtun.sourceforge.net/)
.. I was forced to move to a 32 bit architecture to run the same.
You'd better check out your
Tanveer Singh wrote:
On 3/9/06, Tushar Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This seems to be slightly off-topic of this thread but why
shouldnot 32 bit stuff run on 64 bit ? If any one can lead to any
pointers or a correct google query it will be great :)
Regards
Tushar
Should not?
Nitin Chandra wrote:
Hello Everyone
could you please suggest a good rpm based 64bit Linux
OS with all the latest goodies and ease of use;
CDs/DVD any, will be preferable.
My computer config is :
AMD Sempron 2400+ (it sayes 64bit)
512 MB RAM
K8V-MX motherboard
120GB PATA HDD
and
Vaibhav Singh wrote:
well using a 64Bit OS will be very tough for u.
softwares based on 64 Bit are aren't availble much.My friend installed
Ubuntu 64Bit but had to install 32Bit again due to unavailability of
softwares.
i suggest u to stick on 32Bit presently.
if you use a smart enough
Sudev Barar wrote:
On 07/03/06, Vaibhav Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well using a 64Bit OS will be very tough for u.
softwares based on 64 Bit are aren't availble much.My friend installed
Ubuntu 64Bit but had to install 32Bit again due to unavailability of
softwares.
i suggest u to stick
i didnt think it would be worth spamming this list with a gazzilion pkg
names that only exist in 32bit userspace.
here is one to get you started : vmware
- K
or get best of the both world ...use xen with 64 bit
host Os and 32 bit OS images
DISCLAIMER:
Gaurav wrote:
i didnt think it would be worth spamming this list with a gazzilion pkg
names that only exist in 32bit userspace.
here is one to get you started : vmware
- K
or get best of the both world ...use xen with 64 bit
host Os and 32 bit OS images
considering
On 08/03/06, Mahesh T. Pai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Which softwares that are available in 32bit Ubuntu did not run in
q64bit one? The only area where you will find problems is running
flash on browsers and that is due to the fact that Macromedia has
On 07/03/06, Nitin Chandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
could you please suggest a good rpm based 64bit Linux
OS with all the latest goodies and ease of use;
CDs/DVD any, will be preferable.
My computer config is :
AMD Sempron 2400+ (it sayes 64bit)
512 MB RAM
K8V-MX motherboard
120GB PATA
--- Nitin Chandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
could you please suggest a good rpm based 64bit Linux
OS with all the latest goodies and ease of use;
CDs/DVD any, will be preferable.
Why the RPM-based stipulation? Ubuntu 64-bit is available, and is
a winner on the desktop.
[...]
and if any
--- Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 07/03/06, Nitin Chandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
could you please suggest a good rpm based 64bit Linux
OS with all the latest goodies and ease of use;
CDs/DVD any, will be preferable.
[...]
Replying online. Ubuntu 64 bit works like charm. ILUG-D
well using a 64Bit OS will be very tough for u.
softwares based on 64 Bit are aren't availble much.My friend installed
Ubuntu 64Bit but had to install 32Bit again due to unavailability of
softwares.
i suggest u to stick on 32Bit presently.
bye
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ilugd
Thanks guys.
Gora i do keep going to Dwarka, to Sector 4 market
of sector 12.
So if u can give me your mobile / ph no. i can call
you and get a 1st hand feedback from you :) , i might
be there tomorrow.
Thanks n Reg
Nitin
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On 07/03/06, Vaibhav Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well using a 64Bit OS will be very tough for u.
softwares based on 64 Bit are aren't availble much.My friend installed
Ubuntu 64Bit but had to install 32Bit again due to unavailability of
softwares.
i suggest u to stick on 32Bit presently.
On 3/8/06, Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 07/03/06, Vaibhav Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well using a 64Bit OS will be very tough for u.
softwares based on 64 Bit are aren't availble much.My friend installed
Ubuntu 64Bit but had to install 32Bit again due to unavailability of
I have CentOS 4.2 (64 bit).
if you need this then please let me know.
PS: you have to pickup the CD's from Qutub institutional Area.
--Narender
On 3/8/06, Tanveer Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/8/06, Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 07/03/06, Vaibhav Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Which softwares that are available in 32bit Ubuntu did not run in
q64bit one? The only area where you will find problems is running
flash on browsers and that is due to the fact that Macromedia has
not got around to releasing 64bit version. There is
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