[64studio-devel] 32 bit version of program

[Daniel James]

Hi Paige,

> I downloaded the iso file to try out 64studio, but I don't have a 64 bit 
> processor, and I cannot figure out how to use the iso.

An iso image is a standard ready-packaged file that your CD burning 
program will understand. Depending on the software you use, the menu 
will probably say something like 'Burn image', after which it will ask 
you to choose the image you want burned to CD. Then you just need to pop 
in a blank CD-R.

 > Is the 32 bit
> program included in the download?

There are two different images, one 64 bit and one 32 bit. This is the 
one you need:

ftp://download.64studio.com/64studio-install_1.0.0_i386.iso

You should also get this file:

ftp://download.64studio.com/MD5SUM

It provides a checksum which you can use to compare against the checksum 
of the iso image you downloaded. In a Linux terminal, you can check it 
like this:

daniel at 64studio:~$ md5sum 64studio-install_1.0.0_i386.iso

then to compare with our file...

daniel at 64studio:~$ cat MD5SUM

Both commands should output the exact same string of characters.

Cheers!

Daniel