AMD64

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What is the correct way to install Fedora on an Athlon 64 system? I found http://fedora.linux.duke.edu/fc1_x86_64/, but there are no ISOs. Should I install i386 first then update to the x86_64 packages?

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The ISOs are there!
:D

[gururise]

Where? (please provide a direct link if possible)

[mouse_launcher]

They've gone.
Pants.
I have the ISOs but not a good connection - 512K/128K ADSL, so I'd rather not serve them myself.
If someone would like to offer some web space, I'll be happy to upload (3 disks, so no more than 2.1GB). If you have this sort of space and would be happy to host (and the maintainer/creator of these ISOs doesn't mind) I'll upload them. If I had a better connection I would be happy to host, but as that isn't changing anytime soon, fraid no can do. If however anyone out there is willing to host but unwilling to give write access through ftp, ask to mail me directly through this thread and I'll sort something out.
The ISOs are Fedora 0.96 rather than FC1. You may be able to upgrade/update through yum, but I haven't tried this.

[kai_t]

A Fedora Core test release for AMD64 has been announced today:

https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2004-January/msg00006.html

The ISOs are also available via BitTorrent:

https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2004-January/msg00007.html