Hello Member,
I have a Problem. When I boot from DVD and select Install or Graphical Install, then come a Message: A 32Bit or 64Bit System is required to install Debian. You have an i1586 System.
How can I change it to Bit?
My PC has a AMD64 CPU
9600GT Graphic-Card
Asus Mainboard
3GB Ram
32" Full HD Display
Problem with Linux Debian Boot!
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Dragon6780
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Sasquatch
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Re: Problem with Linux Debian Boot!
It would help if you tell us what VM settings you have and which Debian install DVD you downloaded and try to boot.
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Dragon6780
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Re: Problem with Linux Debian Boot!
The newest version of Debian and the newest VirtualBox version.
I must have a 32 Bit. How can I change it from i1586 to 32Bit.
I must have a 32 Bit. How can I change it from i1586 to 32Bit.
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Sasquatch
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Re: Problem with Linux Debian Boot!
No idea about i1586, I only know about i386, i486, i586 and i686, apart from x64_86. The download site should mention which architecture you grab (32 or 64 bit).
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