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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
64 bit processor
(Message 27753)
Posted 6 Apr 2007 by velociphile Post: For the Gentoo users out there, this fairly nasty hack works for me so I can easily use the gentoo init-scripts and boinc_gui, but still run 32-bit BOINC with CPDN, and easier to set up than a 32-bit chroot: 1. Emerge boinc 64-bit # cat /etc/make.conf | grep CHOST CHOST=\"x86_64-pc-linux-gnu\" # emerge boinc -av 2. Download the boinc client to a temp directory and run the script to extract the files: # cd ~/tmp # ./boinc_5.8.15_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh # ls BOINC # ls BOINC binstall.sh boinc_cmd boincmgr.16x16.png boincmgr.8x8.png locale run_manager boinc boincmgr boincmgr.32x32.png ca-bundle.crt run_client 3. Finally, as root copy the 32-bit Boinc binaries over the 64-bit ones you emerged, start the boinc daemon and you\'re away. 64-bit boinc_gui will work with 32-bit boinc_client and boinc_cmd. # cp boinc /usr/bin/boinc_client # cp boinc_cmd /usr/bin/boinc_cmd # /etc/init.d/boinc start |
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