Re: editing GRUB options

From: unit3 <unit3_at_no.spam.please>
Date: Wed Apr 18 2007 - 20:28:35 CST

Dylan Griffiths wrote:
> Slackware 64 vs. 32-bit Slackware worked out like this for me:
> nVidia card worked fine (ATI card did NOT).
> Cedega/wine could not work for sound inside 64-bit Linux.
Hmm... odd.. sound works fine in wine from in my 32bit chroot. I wonder
what's up?
> Everything else ran same or marginally faster (yay for register
> arguments!), mostly noticable on multi-threaded applications. 32-bit
> didn't see much of a boost.
Yeah, I don't see a performance increase on 32bit apps run in the
chroot, probably since it's the same 32bit compile running on the same
processor, so you wouldn't expect to anyway. However, luckily there's
very few programs I actually need to run in 32 bit mode, thanks to the
fact that that majority of stuff is easily recompiled into 64bit.
> It was also nice not to have to turn on highmem support.
I've never had good experiences with highmem support under 32bit mode,
anyway. Maybe I'm not doing it "right" or something, but I've always had
flaky behaviour with 2GB or above in 32 bit mode.

Graeme
Received on Wed Apr 18 20:28:47 2007

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