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Is slackware.com down? did I miss anything? Distrowatch says a rc1 is out, but there aren't to many topics (any) on a rc1 for sw13 to be found @LQ (yet). And a rc1 of Sw13,. isn't that just a nice way of saying the -current won't be changing alot until sw13 is released?
Anyways: slackware.com is down. anyone knows wot's wrong>
The server is down indeed and it will take some time for "hands" to fix that, with the 4th of July coming right up.
Just hang in there, and use alphageek's Slackware mirror page to find places where you can download the first release candidate for Slackware 13.0.
Ah, thanx,. as I'm not into _64,... and I presume sw13 will be released as a 32 an 64 bit version 'at the same time' I didn't bother with the sticky..
If you don't know how to tell if your system is 64bit capable,... you probably won't be capable installing the 64bit version of anykind of OS. And as I'm among those who can't tell..
If you don't know how to tell if your system is 64bit capable,... you probably won't be capable installing the 64bit version of anykind of OS. And as I'm among those who can't tell..
Your CPU is 64bit if you find the lm (for "long mode") flag in your cpuinfo. See my own computer as an example (the same box that compiled slackware64-current until it went public):
Code:
~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 syscall nx mmxext fxsr_opt lm 3dnowext 3dnow up
The server is down indeed and it will take some time for "hands" to fix that, with the 4th of July coming right up.
Just hang in there, and use alphageek's Slackware mirror page to find places where you can download the first release candidate for Slackware 13.0.
It's traditional to use a hamster wheel to power backup servers. While having a cat in there also, will, no doubt, motivate the hamster to run that little bit faster, you need to ensure continued separation to avoid a catastrophic failure.
It's traditional to use a hamster wheel to power backup servers. While having a cat in there also, will, no doubt, motivate the hamster to run that little bit faster, you need to ensure continued separation to avoid a catastrophic failure.
I believe he may have been referring to Mister Schrödinger's box, not the server's.
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