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Intel's press release has a chart explaining that 32-bit compatibility will still be possible in Ring 3, but not in Ring 0. Not sure what this entails for 32-b
by creatonez 3y ago
Intel's press release has a chart explaining that 32-bit compatibility will still be possible in Ring 3, but not in Ring 0. Not sure what this entails for 32-bit kernel drivers since Linux uses a mix of Ring 0 and Ring 3. But I assume this means that 32-bit user-mode applications and some drivers will still work.
- fweimer 3y ago64-bit Linux does not have 32-bit kernel modules.