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</font></b>At 03:18 PM 8/20/2006 -0400, you wrote:<br>
>Hi Folk,<br>
> Earlier this week there
was a discussion about using the 32 bit<br>
>version of Linux on 64 bit machines. I have an Acer laptop with a
Turion<br>
>processor on which I would like to do just that. Is it just as simple
as<br>
>downloading and burning a 32 bit distro, or is there some sort
of<br>
>parameter that I have to pass at the initial boot as
well?<br>
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>TIA<br>
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>John<br>
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