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Topic: Linux App for Quad Core (Read 1864 times)
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nevica
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Hello,
What is the best app for the following:
GenuineIntel
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz [Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 11]
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Linux 2.6.22-14-generic
(Ubuntu 7.10)
Thanks,
Nevica
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nevica
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Hello Gecko,
How do I find out which version of Linux I am running. ie either 32 bit or 64 bit?
Nevica
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Gecko_R7
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Hello Gecko,
How do I find out which version of Linux I am running. ie either 32 bit or 64 bit?
Nevica
I'm not a Linux user, but I'll try to help you. You have a 64 bit compatible processor so a 64 bit version "should" have been installed...but maybe not as 32 bit has better compatibility w/ hardware & aps ATM. Open a terminal and type: uname -a if you see something like x86_64 GNU/Linux, it's _64. If it ends w/ something like i686 GNU/Linux, then it's _32 Sorry, I can't be a 100% on the easiest way to tell but this way should answer it. Maybe Pam or another can jump-in here and clarify.... |
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« Last Edit: 05 Apr 2008, 05:17:36 pm by Gecko_R7 »
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Fivestar Crashtest
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Gecko knows what he is talking about but also when you go to the BOINC page to download BOINC, if you have 64 bit Linux, it will pick 64 bit BOINC for you.
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