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| redman |
Posted: Jun 14 2011, 06:15 PM
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If you are unsure if your system/processor is 32 bits or 64 bits, give the following command:
And that outcome will reveal it. For example, if you get this:
Then the system is capable of running SL 64 bits. You need to check if among the flags there is "lm". The "lm" flag means "Long Mode" cpu -> 64 bits Anything else, without "lm", means that you can only install SL 32 bits. For example:
Note: using "uname" will not work since uname only gives information on the used OS. That means that installing SL 32 bits on a 64 bits system will reveal i386/i686 when using uname. -------------------- What is SL? - Forum Rules - Info on 3rd Party Repos - How to post images - How to post large text / config files
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