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Hi Allan, |
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I' m running a gentoo-amd64 system with multilib. Mplayer and Java work just |
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fine for me and I did not recognize any instability at all. If you need help, |
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there would be a lot of people in the forum inclusive myself, who would help |
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you to solve your issues. Don't give up on amd64. I think it's worth a try. |
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Rgds |
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Bernhard |
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By the way, the only reason I use multilib support is my x-plane flight |
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simulator and some with_bad_codecs_encoded videos (mplayer and win32codecs). |
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For all other things I do, it exists a amd64 compileable peace of oss |
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software. |
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Am Sonntag 23 April 2006 17:56 schrieb Allan Spagnol Comar: |
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> Hi folks on list. I don't know if I am the only one on the list having |
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> dificult with gentoo amd64 stability. Most of the internet and graphic |
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> world is beyond my command, like firefox and java ( always crash |
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> firefox ) or flash player, or mplayer ...... |
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> I had 3 boxes running gentoo on a x86 platform without any problem, |
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> but 64 platform it really frustated me, its fast but most programs are |
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> masked. a lot of the programs I use won run unless you install a 32 |
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> bit binary ( so what the point of using gentoo .... ) |
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> sorry for the talking. Thanks for all that help that was giving. |
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> An answer to end. It's worth to use gentoo x86 on a AMD64, or should I |
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> run a binary distribution ? |
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> Thanks again, Allan |
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> An application asked: |
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> "Requeires Windows 9x, NT4 or better", |
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> so I´ve installed Linux |
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