On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 7:48 PM, Gene Heskett <gheskett at wdtv.com> wrote: > >> >> > I see what someone meant when they said centos was a stripped mostly >> > server distro. I'd say it is sort of gnome-oriented, but there is plenty of desktop stuff now. >> > With the >> > same config files installed here on centos6, nfs is dead, no hits, no >> > runs & no errors logged. >> >> CentOS/RHEL make you start services explicitly instead of enabling >> anything by default. Are both portmap and nfs running? Firewalls? Iptables starts with some restrictive rules. > No clue at this time. IMO the 64 bit scene is just as broken as it was 3 > years ago when I had a 64 bit version intended for AMD (Phenom quad core > here) installed for about 2 hours. Details? I haven't seen any 64-bit issues at all in 6.x. 32-bit libs aren't always included like they were in 5.x so if you are copying in some unpackaged 32-bit binaries you might have to install some library support explicitly. > If I was to do a clean install, it would sure be 32 bit. Why? Anything current should have 64-bit versions available or work from source builds on 64-bit. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell at gmail.com