Re: What to install on an amd64 machine? | |
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On Mon, Dec 27, 2004 at 03:50:28PM +0100, Eugen Leitl wrote: > On Mon, Dec 27, 2004 at 03:37:20PM +0100, Alexander Volovics wrote: > > - Can you install FC3-i386 on an amd64 machine without problems? > > Can the FC3-i386 kernel and drivers handel the hardware without > > problems? > Check out the supported hardware list. My Asus A8V Deluxe doesn't seem to run > into problems (getting FC3 to boot with a mixed PATA/SATA can be tricky, as > you have to jiggle drive boot priority in BIOS). Thanks for the reply. But I can't find an official supported hardware list for FC3 anywhere. Do you know where to find one. > > Are the i386 versions included for 'compat' reasons, so you can > > run i386 apps under FC3-x86_64? > No, if you have x86_64 OS, you need the x86_64 packages. This might be less > packages, if you're hooked on livna & Co. Actually I thought there were also i386 packages on the x86_64 install CD's. I have'nt downloaded and burned iso's yet but I see them when I look at the download sites under 'os'. > x86_64 has some fresh blood dripping down edge of the blade. > Most of things work, but you'll see less support when you'll run > into problems. E.g. you'll have trouble getting 3d acceleration going > with ATI's binary drivers with newish Radeons. > I've given up on my 9600, and installed an nVidia instead which > worked well. I've had build issues with openhbci stuff. Expect lots more > breakage if you're used to ./configure && make && make install litany. I will be getting an nvidia video card so I don't expect problems with 3d. And I don't expect the few apps I compile to give to many problems as I don't do any fancy stuff :) Thanks, Alexander -- amd64-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/amd64-list
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