Which server Version?

[mjbardel]

I want to install Ubuntu server 9.10 unto a PC which uses an Intel dual-core atom based processor. When I go to download Unbuntu server it only provides me with one download file which is ubuntu-9.10-server-amd64.iso. Is this the correct file for this Intel processor?

Thanks

[howefield]

That is the 64 bit version, is that what you want ?

If you want 32 bit, click on the "Alternative download options" link

http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-server

[wojox]

Try here to: http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/

[Queue29]

Yes. "amd64" is the official name of the most commonly used 64 bit architecture (by both AMD and Intel). There is no such thing as "x64", which is what a lot of people are accustomed to.

All (modern) AMD and Intel CPU's support amd64 (except for some Intel Atoms).

[lisati]

Yes. "amd64" is the official name of the most commonly used 64 bit architecture (by both AMD and Intel). There is no such thing as "x64", which is what a lot of people are accustomed to.

All (modern) AMD and Intel CPU's support amd64 (except for some Intel Atoms).

But didn't the OP mention atom? I didn't realise they came in 64-bit versions...... :)

[Queue29]

But didn't the OP mention atom? I didn't realise they came in 64-bit versions...... :)

Wow, I missed that. Fortunately, the only dual-core Atom is the 330N, and it does have 64 bit support.

http://www.cpu-world.com/info/Intel/Intel_Atom.html


I use one myself in my own server. \\:D/

[cariboo907]

I've got an Atom 320N, it is 64-bit and hyper-threading, it is currently running Karmic 64-bit and being used as a media center pc. So the 330N will be more than adequate for a server, especially without a gui.

[mjbardel]

My processor is an Atom 320N. Thanks for the reply’s.