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Jim <Jim@×××××××××××××××××.org> skribis: |
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> Another possible issue I just thought about is that for me to VPN into |
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> work I have to use Nortel Networks crappy Extranet client. The linux |
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> version is binary only and is a *real* pain to get to install on 32-bit. |
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> I have not seen a 64-bit binary version so to use the VPN I would need |
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> to run a 32-bit kernel. Which means having 2 kernels, one 32-bit and |
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> one 64-bit and having to reboot everytime I need to VPN. The other |
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> option is to install VMWare with Win2k and run the VPN client in there. |
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> However I have not tested how that will work under a 64-bit kernel. |
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Maybe User-Mode Linux would work for you? |
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I use a 32-bit chroot with essentially a complete system in |
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there. Once it's set up it's easier than maintaining two systems, |
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because the chroot doesn't have to be configured for boot and |
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shutdown, and because in fact most of the programs aren't used. But |
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space efficiency is so 1970s. A whole bloated system is there if I |
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want to use it for anything, such as a non-portage program that barfs |
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in 64-bit and which I don't feel like fixing. |
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Esperantistoj rajtas skribi al Bojo ĉe chemoelectric.org. |
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'Democracies don't war; democracies are peaceful countries.' - Bush |
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