Hi all,
Latest voyage kernel should have been configured to support OS more than
4G memory. The different is that 32-bit kernel could only allow process
to run in maxi. 4GB memory space.
With debian live and the latest virtualization technologies, I am able
to build voyage in 64-bit x86_64 arch. I will announce some more
details later.
Regards,
Punky
Mike O'Connor wrote:
Hi Gavin
Its something I would like also, I have spoken with Punky about this in
the past, as I understood it we would need a machine running 64bit to
start the process.
I've not look at what would need to happen after this, but I'm at the
LCA09 right now so with your reminder I'm going to ask a few people here
who would understand how its done.
Mike
Gavin Hamill wrote:
Hi :)
Is there an easy way to have a 64-bit userland version of Voyage?
I am booting Voyage from USB on diskless machines which each have 4GB
RAM.
This is working fine on the 32-bit CPUs that that machines have (VIA
EPIA) but I now have a new batch with 64-bit CPUs, and I'd like to use
that upper 512MB of RAM.. are there options here?
I love Voyage because it reminds me so much of the 'pebble' distro from
the NYCWireless project, and I used that for a diskless wired router
years ago =)
Cheers,
Gavin.
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