Re: Can 32-bit Linux be installed on 64-bit laptop (and is it a good idea)?

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I have the Compaq Presario M2105 (M2000) with the Mobile Sempron
2800+. The XP I have has a 64 driver for it (???) but I run it
under Fedora 4 (x86 32bit). I use the normal VESA X driver (1024x
768), I can't get the modem working or the sound card (though FC4
load ATI drivers for it and the mute button stays lit). The USB
works, the LAN port works, the Broadcom card works with the
ndiswraper package. I'd like to get the sound card and modem
working (never know when you need a modem). I have a 40G drive
and 512M ram (32M give to the weird ATI Radeon Expres 200 M).

On my 32-bit laptop, the built-in modem doesn't work on Linux either. But generic IBM modem i bought 3 years ago works.

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