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Well, if nothing else, you could use binfmt support in kernel to execute |
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64bit code on 32bit OS, as same as you can execute ARM or other arch |
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binaries. On the other hand, booting 64bit live system would be much |
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easier, faster and better approach, I guess :) |
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If you don't want to mess with chroot from Fedora, you can use Gentoo amd64 |
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Live DVD, which can be downloaded from |
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http://gentoo.osuosl.org//releases/amd64/11.0/ |
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Best regards, |
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Peter |
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2011/11/1 Sebastian Beßler <sebastian@××××××××××××.de> |
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> Am 01.11.2011 20:51, schrieb Dale: |
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> > Don't boot a 32 bit OS and chroot into a 64 bit one. That can be done |
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> > but it requires some additional commands. |
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> I always thought that is impossibl because the 32bit libs and kernel are |
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> unable to execute 64bit code. You could do the other way round with no |
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> probs but a 64bit cpu in 32bit mode with 32bit libs and kernel? |
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> I really would like to know more about that. |
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> Greetings |
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> Sebastian Beßler |
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