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I recently bought an AMD 64bit and notice that the flash player (macromedia) doesn't work plus some other w32codecs.
From an extensive search on internet I didn't find any way to install them apart from running them via a chroot environment which I don't want anyway.
In case that I will install the Debian Sarge 32bit distribution and recompile a kernel for 64 bit am I going to benefit its performance or it's no point?
Or run the installer from the Mozilla website. (I don't know much about Debian, but can you manually install a package for a different architecture? If so, you might be able to just install the 32-bit package.)
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