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I'm slowly working up the courage to rip out my beautifully functioning Sarge 2.6.8 and install Amd64. I've been reading the AMD64 Howto over and over until I get the feeling I know what I'm doing. In the howto I see: ================================================== Installing into a chroot Before you start
Before you start bootstrapping the pure64 port into a chroot, make sure you are already running a 64bit kernel, or boot from a Debian-Installer CD in order to accomplish the following steps.
If you already have an existing i386 Debian installation, you can install the amd64 kernels found in the archive. ================================================= Does the "existing i386 Debian installation" mean for example, my Sarge? "the amd64 kernels found in the archive". Which archive? On the i386 Debian installation? (surely not), on the CD? on the sources.list via aptitude? Thanks for your help, Jonathan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux)
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