Re: Newbie question: Can Intel run 64-bit LINUX?
- From: Nikhil <Nikhil@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 00:39:53 +0530
jeanluc wrote:
I have a 8 month notebook, 2GB RAM, with an Intel Core2 CPU T7200.nope, best thing that I could suggest is to grab and install the RHEL 64-bit system and later the installation, from the shell run getconf LONG_BIT or getconf WORD_BIT, if you get 64 its 64-bit.
I am sure this can run RHEL 4, 64-bit LINUX but unfortunately my IT
department is convinced that it is only a 32 -bit processor and cannot
run 64-bit LINUX. :(
I tried the list of certified computer on Redhat.com but all I could
see is RHEL 5 systems.
Does RHEL 5 imply 64 bits or does 32 and 64 bit versions of RHEL 5
exist?
Does any body have another document somewhere that clearly outlines
what Intel Processors can run 64-bit LINUX?
Is this perception that current Intel chips cannot run 64 bits LINUX
very common?
thanks!
.
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