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25-Feb-2006, 05:42 PM #1
AMD64 linux
What is the best version of linux for amd64, i dont wanna start no wars, so please just leave your info, and a link if possible. dont bash others choices.
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25-Feb-2006, 07:14 PM #2
I am currently running Gentoo x86_64 edition and it runs perfectly. I haven't really run any other distro on a 64bit processor.
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Have been using SuSe 10. x86_64 for a while now and havn't had any problems although have yet to see any major improvments over x86. Maybe I just havn't been stressing it enougth.
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Have been using SuSe 10. x86_64 for a while now and havn't had any problems although have yet to see any major improvments over x86. Maybe I just havn't been stressing it enougth.
now with this one i noticed its just an eval for download. and I was wondering if this could be causing a problem cuz when i installed it i couldnt get the boot loader to wokr? any ideas
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