Morgan Gilroy wrote:
As far as I know there will be no difference.
32bit runs natively on AMD64 chips.
The only advantage of 64bit is the extra address space and huge integers
:)
But I could be wrong, iv not done any benchmarking myself just what i
have read on the net.
I have no idea if As
On 2/8/06, Morgan Gilroy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As far as I know there will be no difference.
> 32bit runs natively on AMD64 chips.
> The only advantage of 64bit is the extra address space and huge integers
I agree, but.. I have recently installed debian with an em64t kernel
(it was a Xeon 3
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> Hi Guys.
>
> We've got
Hi Guys.
We've got a new server that we're looking to use for an Asterisk
install. The CPU is a 64-bit AMD Opteron 246, 2Gb RAM.
We're having some compilation issues with some of the Asterisk
modules using Debian-amd64, and due to time constraints we are
considering going 32-bit for now just to
