If you are using a x86-64 linux, means that you have a new PIV, Xeon or an AMD 64. All this processors, as the linux, can handle x86-32 instructions. So, you can install 32 bits ISC. I'm using here, no problems.
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Hi all, I have a customer who is thinking about migrating their Windows TSM Server to a Linux x86-64 install. I have already checked the availability of the TSM server for this platform, but couldn't verify if the ISC/AC runs on it. I saw the ISC/AC for Linux x86, but saw nothing about 64bit. Customer said that 64bit is the driving force of this migration, so if they must use Linux x86-32, they will rather stay on Windows. Anyone saw something about it? Thanks, Paul
