Hi Helge.
On Thu, 3 Nov 2005, Helge Hafting wrote:
3) compare the passwd, shadow, group and gshadow files in the 64 and 32 bit
sides, make sure to make them as nearly equal as you can.
Or make them hardlinks, if they are on the same filesystem. That way,
you won't need to maintain these
Giacomo Mulas wrote:
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Jean-Jacques de Jong wrote:
Hi,
I am planning to switch to Debian from Mandriva. I have an AMD64 and
I would like to exploit the 64 bits for those programs that really
need it (video editing/transcoding, photo editing), and still run
Firefox with
I prefer to have the chroot
I have 2 kinds of users, the first one works on 64 bits (sid could be
sarge/etch), the second works over the chroot (sid but could be
sarge/etch)...
The trick is to run and configure both kdm (64 y 32 bits) to manage the
login for the right user under the right
On 10/20/05, Jean-Jacques de Jong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am planning to switch to Debian from Mandriva. I have an AMD64 and I
would like to exploit the 64 bits for those programs that really need it
(video editing/transcoding, photo editing), and still run Firefox with
Flash,
The issue is that the 32 bit applications need to be run by the rest of
the family, and I fear a chroot environment would be too complex for
them (they just want to click on an icon and it must work).
I run Debian AMD64, with kde, and have an icon which, when clicked, run
Mozilla in 64, and
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Jean-Jacques de Jong wrote:
Hi,
I am planning to switch to Debian from Mandriva. I have an AMD64 and I would
like to exploit the 64 bits for those programs that really need it (video
editing/transcoding, photo editing), and still run Firefox with Flash,
OpenOffice, and
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