I would try FP2 first, since amd64 is architecturally most similar to
x86 (IBM PC) architecture.
Hi,
Im just writing this to make sure.
I've just installed my fresh pure64 debian and used apt-get to install
gcc & friends.
The "resulting" installation is such that I have gcc-2.3.2 installed in
/lib and gcc-2.3.3 manpages installed on the same system.
I came to notice this by experiencing compil
Richard Wohlstadter wrote:
I'm new with the AMD64 debian port and had some questions I'm hoping
someone out there can answer for me. One thing I noticed after
installing the AMD64 port on our opterons is that some processes seem
to have very large memory footprints on the system. For example,
Steffen Schwigon wrote:
> [ I'm new to 64bit, but read amd64 HOWTO and the like ]
Excellent!
> I want to setup a Debian/Sarge-like system on my Athlon64fx. I tried
> an install of "sarge" with a Debian-Installer-CD. The install itself
> looked good, but it couldn't write a correct boot loader, ne
Helen Faulkner wrote:
> Please CC to me - I'm not subscribed to the list.
>
> I am maintaining a new package, labplot, that is failing, at its first
> upload, to build on amd64 (among other things).
According to the package page it looks like this failed on all but
four of the current architectu
Hi,
> I own a matrox g450 that is ok for my needs. It's quiet and fast enough
Le mardi 26 octobre 2004 à 11:50 +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman a écrit :
> > I wonder whether anyone knows (if any) graphics board can be bought
> > which also has complete source code for reasonable, even average,
> > performance OpenGL (Mesa) which also works on pure64?
> >
> > [...]
> > ps. currently
softadmin wrote:
> After using the Sarge AMD64 distribution for some time, I did notice the
> Package.gz file gets updated but the packages inside the archive don't.
>
> (I'm talking about the distribution at:
> http://debian-amd64.alioth.debian.org/sarge/dists/sarge/)
>
> Is this due to a techni
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