On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 4:08 PM, EBo <e...@sandien.com> wrote: > > from what I understand no (and I am sure others will correct me if I am > wrong). What I can say definitively is that Plan 9 will run on a 64-bit > machine when compiled in 32-bit mode. My primary machine has a AMD Phenom > II X4. It is one of those cheap Gateway machines, which unfortunately do > not give you lots of details of what is under the hood (and I might not > have bought it for that if I had fully know up front). So the good news is > that you can probably get it to work. The best place to start looking it > look at Erik's 9atom boot disk and you might have to play around with the > SATA/IDE settings (which on my bios caused lots of problems). The should > be a hundred or so posts in the archives dealing with 64-bit machines and > booting with 9atom. > > Hope that helps.
Thanks. I was just curious; I heard there was some 64-bit support in the works. Best, ak
