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Distribution: Gentoo, RHEL (Fedora, CentOS, OEL), Ubuntu, FreeBSD, Solaris 10
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Originally Posted by DrLove73
Fedora, just like RHEL/CentOS should install both i386 and x86_64 packages when you install x86_64 system.
If this is so, then this can apply to you to. I installed flash-player.i386... and it just works for my x86_64 Firefox 3.6.3.
Hello DrLove73, thank you for attention to my question. I've installed flash-player.i386 too and it works for my x86_64 Firefox but doesn't work for Chromium browser.
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