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Hello, ijust got to my hands an i386 version of apparmor and I run ubuntu 6.06 Amd 64 with kernel version 2.6.15-26-amd64-generic and I'm wondering if this can run normal to my 64 -bit plattform ?
(I'm saying so because from what I recall i386 versions are for intel processors, isn't it?)
Where can I find apparmorx86-64.deb
and what is the procedure installing deb files?
one essential differene is that i386 is for lower cpu architecture u know ... and u cant indeed the advantages of newer (P4) for example but dont worry xp are based on i386 architecture and working even under 64bit P4 or AMD, of course its always better to have compilled package, application for your architecture, but it not nesscessary
thnx for the instant reply...
I also have an additional question . Do u know if i can install apparmor from a *tar.gz file ?Will this be compiled to my architecture?
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apparmor and ubuntu???
but dont worry xp are based on i386 architecture and working even under 64bit P4 or AMD, of course its always better to have compilled package, application for your architecture, but it not nesscessary 
