[K12OSN] Re: [Ltsp-discuss] When will Redhat's K12LTSP release iso's for x86-64?

["Terrell Prudé, Jr."]

1.)  Congrats!  I wish I could afford such a box.  Sadly, all I can do 
right now are dual Athlons.

2.)  Remember that Opterons--for that matter, *all* AMD64 chips--will 
support the 32-bit version of K12LTSP just fine.  Is there something 
specific that you want/need to do that requires 64-bitness?

3.)  Another option would be to load the x86-64 version of any GNU/Linux 
distro (FC3, SuSE, etc.) and install LTSP on it.  Though others on this 
list may shout gloom and doom at the very notion of installing LTSP, I 
can assure you, from experience, that it isn't very hard at all.  The 
new LTSP installer, while I haven't yet given it a spin, looks like it 
makes it even easier than before.

--TP

Jim McQuillan wrote:

>Seems like a great question for the k12osn mailing list.
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>Jim McQuillan
>jam at Ltsp.org
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>On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Brian Chase wrote:
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>>I just bought a new Dual Opteron, now I find that I really ought to be running
>>FC x86-64 on it, since existing K12LTSP distro's support 32-bit only.
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>>Can someone enlighten me or let me know plans for K12LTSP support for my dual
>>Opteron Server?
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