[SOLVED] For downloading Debian Sarge, what is the right option for my PC?
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For downloading Debian Sarge, what is the right option for my PC?
My project specifically requires Debian Sarge and I don't know which option to choose. My PC does have am Athlon 64 processor, but i wanted others' opinions before I choose ia64:
No it isn't.
You want the AMD64 version.
Ia64 is for Intel's 'Itanium' processors.
Why do you want Sarge specifically?
I seem to remember that AMD64 was a port under Sarge and not officially supported
until Etch.If you can't find a download for AMD64 you will have to use i386.
I seem to remember that AMD64 was a port under Sarge and not officially supported
until Etch.If you can't find a download for AMD64 you will have to use i386.
I know ia64 is not amd64, but did not see any other 64-bit thing there. There was some confusion in the terminology before.
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