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- peter3301 - 02-05-2016
Uploaded for an friend, if anyone need here is my old vm, you can compile server side.
Working on VMWare Workstation 10.0.1 fine.
If you have questions, feel free and ask
User: root
Password: 123456
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If you need VMware 2
salute,
Peter3301
- kravens - 02-05-2016
Fix your link double http
- peter3301 - 02-05-2016
Fix your link double http
Ty, is fixed.
- Arnii - 02-05-2016
Thanks it will help many people that need 32bit OS
- pwesty - 02-05-2016
Thanks it will help many people that need 32bit OS
It will also cause more help topics on why their vmware lags out because their are clueless that it takes a crap ton of memory, more than 2gb's + heck i've tried 4gb and it still lags out compiling.. i now use 10gb of ram on vmware and works solid..Keep that in mind my lckb friends
- peter3301 - 02-05-2016
It will also cause more help topics on why their vmware lags out because their are clueless that it takes a crap ton of memory, more than 2gb's + heck i've tried 4gb and it still lags out compiling.. i now use 10gb of ram on vmware and works solid..Keep that in mind my lckb friends
10gb ram on 32 Bit OS ... ?
- Arnii - 02-05-2016
10gb on 32bits isnt That impossible? Tell me if I am wrong please
- pwesty - 02-05-2016
10gb on 32bits isnt That impossible? Tell me if I am wrong please
it's called linux not windows
- ZaTii - 02-05-2016
it's called linux not windows
still
2 ^ 32 = 4294967296 which is 4 gb. the others are in there but dont count and the system can use it. why would there be a 64 bit linux os if u also could use 10gb ram on 32 bit? would be nonesense..
- pwesty - 02-06-2016
still
2 ^ 32 = 4294967296 which is 4 gb. the others are in there but dont count and the system can use it. why would there be a 64 bit linux os if u also could use 10gb ram on 32 bit? would be nonesense..
It's called PAE read on it you'll learn a lot, you can use up to 64gb of ram on 32bit linux's with this enabled