Peter Stoddard wrote: >> If not, your best bet may be to download the source and >> build it yourself. Last time I installed pine on Solaris, that's what I >> did, and I don't recall that it was too difficult. > > > Good idea, but I really want to get to the bottom of this 64 bit amd problem, > because I know it will keep coming up.
What problem? You have a 64 bit processor and you have a 64 bit OS installed on it. If you did not have a 64 bit processor, your 64 bit kernel would not be running. You'd never get it to boot. If you don't want to run a 64 bit OS, then you'll probably want to do a re-install from scratch, using the i386 architecture. It would probably make finding prebuilt (non-Debian) applications a little easier, at the price of losing whatever performance advantages the 64 bit OS is currently giving you. <shrug> I'd stick with the 64 bit arch if it were me. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
