I downloaded an iso of 64Studio, which I want to use as an audio set of programs based on Debian. The 64Studio website says that a 32 bit version of the program is available, but on the mirrors it just shows one iso file to download. So I downloaded it, but when I attempt to run it, I get the error message that I need to run a 32 bit version. I believe the 32 bit version may be included in what I downloaded, but how do I get to it? Thanks for any assistance.

There seems to be no information about this on the 64studio website.

Seems like you did not follow the links.
http://64studio.com/wiki/DownloadAnInstaller --> ftp://download.64studio.com/

File: 64studio-install_1.0.0_i386.iso 674714 KB 11/28/2006 12:00:00 AM

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Lenard: Thank you for your response, but I don't understand what you wrote.

There are two iso's which can be downloaded -- one for AMD 64 architecture and one for i386. These are found on the mirror sites which you included in your post. But there seems to be no iso that identifies itself as a 32 bit version of the program, even though the 64Studio website claims one is available.

Not knowing what else to think, I theorized that upon starting the installation, the installer might detect what type of system one was attempting to install it on, and that it would supply the correct program for that system. Therefore, as I said in my first post, I downloaded the AMD 64 iso. Upon trying to install it, however, I received an error message stating that I needed a 32 bit version for my computer. So obviously, the installer is trying to install the 64 bit version of the program.

Since this did not work, I was left wondering how one is supposed to install a 32 bit version of the program. It is clear that this quote from the website is supposed to mean something: "You can now DownloadAnInstaller for version 1.0 (both 64-bit and 32-bit versions)."

I sent an e-mail to the website asking for clarification, but they haven't responded.

i386 is 32bit.