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I agree ... it's a major pain on EC2 to have separate images that are only used for the smallest instance sizes. While 32 bit vs 64 bit pointers do save RAM on
by justinsb 17y ago
I agree ... it's a major pain on EC2 to have separate images that are only used for the smallest instance sizes. While 32 bit vs 64 bit pointers do save RAM on these small machines, I think you make a good point in an amusing way, and you shouldn't be downvoted for that.
- jrockway 17y agoI am mostly commenting on the comments on the blog. "You guys have excellent customer service, so maybe I'll switch back after you make some obscure change for me that I could make myself, but am too lazy to." If you want a 32bit userland, just make a directory, debootstrap the i386 userland there, and schroot to it. It's a 30 second operation.
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