[ale] How do I install 32 bit SuSe 9.3 on a 64 bit system?

[James P. Kinney III]

Unless you are married to Suse, try the Fedora 64 bit installation. It
worked well over here on multiple systems.

On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 16:12 -0400, Cor van Dijk wrote:
> Jim Lynch wrote:
> 
> >I've got this new Presario with a 64 bit AMD chip.  I installed Debian 
> >on it, but never could get X configured.  I've always had better luck 
> >with SuSe on unusual hardware so I installed 9.3.  Unfortunately it 
> >installed a 64 bit kernel and other assorted 64 bit programs, but it 
> >won't boot.  Now I'm trying to go back and install a 32 bit kernel and 
> >can't figure out how to tell it to do just that.  It insists on 
> >installing a 64 bit kernel.  I looked in the packages but there isn't a 
> >package listed anywhere that suggests it is linux or kernel or whatever. 
> >
> >Any suggestions would be welcome.  I'm staring at the Yast screen, 
> >"Installations settings" right now.  I'm booting from a minimal cdrom 
> >and doing a network install.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Jim.
> >_
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