Rob Andrews schrieb: > On 01-May-2007 15:35.56 (BST), Stefan Drees wrote: > > I downloaded the fresh source and created the right link. make > > menuconfig shows me > > under "Processor family" only 386 - Pentium... - VIA C3-2. These are > > only 32bit cpu??s. > > Stefan; > > It sounds a lot like you have a 32-bit installation. If this is the case, > you should probably consider reinstalling with a 64-bit installation > instead. That is the easiest way. > > There is no easy way of converting an existing 32-bit installation to > 64-bit, but if you want a 64-bit kernel and 32-bit userspace for > compatibility, ensure you have a gcc that can generate x86_64 binaries, and > perform all kernel "make" commands (including menuconfig) with, e.g.: > > make ARCH=x86_64 > > In the parameters. > > Although, if you want simplicity, you should really just use the prebuilt > Debian kernel packages. There are 64-bit kernels available for the i386 > port. > > Kind regards, > rob. > >
Thanks, that was it. With ARCH=x86_64 i can create a 64bit kernel (can select 64bit cpu). I´m working with many new hardware because of that, i need an kernel with updated driver and debian doesn´t update the kernel after an freeze. Thanks, to all for your help. Regards Stefan D. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
