Christopher Stone wrote:
> What is the easiest way to install and run a 32 bit kernel on an
> x86_64 fedora core 4 install? Using either a 32bit kernel from
> kernel.org or a prebuilt Fedora kernel would work.
Install FC4 32bit. From scratch.
A 32 bit kernel will not run your 64 bit programs (read: *all* the
programs on the disk, with the exception of a few Perl and Python
programs. Which need an appropriate interpreter).
Going from scratch will ensure you don't have any 64 bit binaries lying
around.
Sorry.
James.
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