[puredyne] 64bit or 32bit, stupid question

[Stefan Thomas-2]

Dear community,
is the actual version of puredyne based on 64bit or on 32bit?
And, I apologize for this question, but I really don't know, how can I find out if I have a machine that is built for 64bit?
Thanks for Your patience
Stefan

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[Ricardo Gabriel Herdt]

Puredyne supports 2 architectures: i386 (32-bit) and x86_64 (64-bit).
Just type in a terminal 'uname -m' to find out yours.

2010/10/13, Stefan Thomas <[hidden email]>:
> Dear community,
> is the actual version of puredyne based on 64bit or on 32bit?
> And, I apologize for this question, but I really don't know, how can I find
> out if I have a machine that is built for 64bit?
> Thanks for Your patience
> Stefan
>

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[focal temporal]

mine's i686?... :|

[Ricardo Gabriel Herdt]

ok, I forgot that puredyne's kernel is compiled for the i686
architecture. It's also 32-bit. The amd64 version on the downloads
section is the 64-bit one.

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> mine's i686?... :|
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