Diego Leider wrote:
Hello,
I'm running Redhat Enterprise Linux 4 on my i386 systems. On the
ultramonkey website i can't seem to find rpm of the latest heartbeat
version 2.0.4. Can i use the rpm's for the i586 architecture on my i386
systems? Can anybody explain the difference between i386, i586 and i686
to me?
i386 means the original Intel 80386 (you are unlikely to be using this)
i486 means the original Intel 80486
i586 means pentiums and AMD k6's I think
i686 means something beyond the original pentium - I think maybe
supporting the MMX instructions. This is also supported by the AMD
Athlon and later processors.
x86_64 means AMD64 processors, and the new AMD-compatible Intel
processor ;-) (I forgot its number)
In general, each of the successive layers supports the previous
instructions, etc.
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