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Neil: Thx. If I follow that guide I can run AROS i386 hosted in Ubuntu 64-bit right?
Posted on: 2018/5/8 8:13
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It's in the link I already posted in this thread: Quote:
Posted on: 2018/5/8 2:28
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We would need to have a "custom" 32bit environment with glue interacting with the 64bit environemnt - work which the devs just arent interested in doing.
If something can be compiled for 32bit AROS - it should be trivial to also build it for 64bit, so it is somewhat pointless.
Posted on: 2018/5/7 17:33
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I guessed as much.
Posted on: 2018/5/7 17:21
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No.
Posted on: 2018/5/7 17:09
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Can AROS 64bit run 32bit binaries?
Posted on: 2018/5/7 17:03
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I was refering to linux/bsd/windows "hosts". Though, ofcourse AROS 64bit could generate 32bit binaires, so long as you compile binutils/gcc to do so (and provide appropriate headers).
Posted on: 2018/5/6 20:16
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kalamatee: Do you mean that AROS 64-bit hosted can generate 32-bit executables and if so how?
Posted on: 2018/5/6 20:01
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Depends which host OS you use. usually you add .i686 or :i686 to the package name. Google will tell you if you have any doubts...
Posted on: 2018/5/6 19:40
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