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Can I ask why you want to install a different architecture on your system? Not giving you crap or anything, but I think you would be better off installing the 64 bit version, since that is what you have.
Can I ask why you want to install a different architecture on your system? Not giving you crap or anything, but I think you would be better off installing the 64 bit version, since that is what you have.
No offense. That is a good question.
I use many Java apps that require sun Java. Open jdk doesn't work for the IT stuff I do. Cents 5.5 understood this and let you simply install x86 version of Firefox.
Now, if you know of a way to get the Java plugin working in the 86_64firefox, I would rather do that.
Have a look here - http://www.mjmwired.net/resources/mj...-f14.html#java
I know that is for fedora, but I don't have access to linux currently, and I remember using almost the same procedure for other distros and variants. Maybe do something of the same nature? I know for a fact I have gotten the 32 bit plugin working on 64 bit systems in the past...
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