On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 19:26:38 +0200, Rick Stevens <rstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 14:04 +0200, roland wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for asking this question on this forum, but on the forum of
K12ltsp
nobody answers, and this is a general question.
I have a server with 2 x Xeon dual core processors.I installed Centos
el5
x86_64, then vmware server and now I like to install K12ltsp. On the
download page from k12ltsp I have a choice of fedora 32 or 64 bit. What
do
I choose?
On the Fedora site I find x86_64 but not on K12ltsp. Do they mean by 64
=>
X86_64?
i386, i486, i568 and i686 are all 32-bit systems. x86_64 refers to
any 64-bit thing running on an Intel 64-bit processor (Xeon, Centrino
Duo-core, etc. or any that supports the E64T extensions) or AMD 64-bit
processors (Athlon X2, Opteron, etc.). Note also that the 64-bit
machines above will happily run the 32-bit operating system as well.
The reverse is NOT true...the 32-bit machines can NOT run the 64-bit
operating system.
If you want maximum compatibility, run the 32-bit stuff regardless of
which processor you have. There are still gaps in some third party
software support of 64-bit (e.g. there's no 64-bit Flash player). You
really only see a big performance improvement using 64-bit stuff when
the task is compute-bound.
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Thank you, Rick, and off course the others also.
As always I admire you, Rick, for an answer only you can give,
professional and extensiv compact. :-)
Is wish you all a nice and sunny sunday.
--
Roland Brouwers
C.A.T. bvba
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