Petrus de Calguarium wrote:
James Hubbard wrote:
grep /proc/cpuinfo lm
If you have the lm flag, it means your hardware supports x86-64.
I guess I'm in luck: I have the lm flag and the Intel web site says the Core
2 Duo E6320 supports 64-bit.
virtualisation, too.
Can I rpm -ivh the kernel right now? Or is the feature not ready yet?
I've only run 64-bit kernels on my E6300. Yours is newer or otherwise
superior to mine.
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