For business reasons, I’m installing SLES 9 SP4 32 bit on a 64bit server. I am also creating an auto-install CD allowing 700 of these servers to be build by a team of non-technical associates.
My question is simple:
Is there a way I can change the installation to avoid popping up the following warning:
Cool Computer, but…
You are about to install 32-bit software on a 64-bit computer.
Thanks in advance.
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No… this happens before any of the automatic stuff takes over (since
it’s on the next screen that you specify that information). Maybe you
could use a 64-bit ISO and then point to a 32-bit installation
source… but that’s just a wild guess currently.
Good luck.
scdc46 wrote:
| For business reasons, I’m installing SLES 9 SP4 32 bit on a 64bit
| server. I am also creating an auto-install CD allowing 700 of these
| servers to be build by a team of non-technical associates.
|
| My question is simple:
|
| Is there a way I can change the installation to avoid popping up the
| following warning:
|
| COOL COMPUTER, BUT…
| You are about to install 32-bit software on a 64-bit computer.
|
|
| Thanks in advance.
|
|
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