Back to 32 bits

[ambar.amarelo]

There are any way to come back to 32bits without reformat all again ?

just something like:
apt-get dist-return
:P or some like this ....

[rsambuca]

No there isn't.

[John.Michael.Kane]

Would you mind explaining what issues you had that is prompting you to return to 32bit Ubuntu?

[saru411]

by searching his post history i would say its this (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96068)

notice the post after his states it is also an issue with 32 bit.

[Kilz]

by searching his post history i would say its this (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96068)

notice the post after his states it is also an issue with 32 bit.

That whole post is full of 32bit users. Sadly this is a normal thing. Someone with a problem and less than 10 posts thinks they can solve a problem that in the end is not caused by the 64bit os. There first post in the 64bit section is how to remove it.

[Jouke74]

Well even there in the last post it says it is not only a 64 bit issue... Actually it is a Gnome - Firefox issue that makes the X-server crash (and that is nasty). Also people post the X-server exiting point of their error log, however that is the consequence, not the cause.

Something goes wrong with writing to gconfd, the question is why firefox wants to write to Gconfd?? That is a root job and not a user job. Maybe some firefox add-on which want to do more than it should (guessing here).