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I want to install a Linux server on my old Laptop and use it as a server.
I'm thinking on use Debian. But i can't find a X-86 architecture with 64-bit and i need to use more than the 2 GB ram the 32-bit allows.
Are there any way that I can install it on my laptop with 64-bit?
My laptop is using an Intel I2 duo, which is a dual core, X-86.
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