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rdmarr

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Registered: 2022-08-31

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How do I try out Trinity on an old 32 bit PC?

Have an old Toshiba Satellite A135-S4447 32 bit Intel Core Duo T2250 processor, 1024mb SDRAM  I'd like to try Q40S on. It appears there is not a "live" 32 bit Q40S program available to "try" Q40S out. I've searched the forum and haven't found a solution perhaps because of my search terms?
Suggestions on how to try Q40S out would be appreciated.
Thanks

judydudi

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Registered: 2016-10-28

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Re: How do I try out Trinity on an old 32 bit PC?

You can first try to use the 64-bit Trinity Live system. I think that should work as well.

or replace the original SATA hard drive with an SATA SSD drive and install the 32-bit Trinity system. You can always go back when you reinstall your original hard drive.

tlmiller76

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Registered: 2016-11-29

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Re: How do I try out Trinity on an old 32 bit PC?

You can first try to use the 64-bit Trinity Live system. I think that should work as well.

or replace the original SATA hard drive with an SATA SSD drive and install the 32-bit Trinity system. You can always go back when you reinstall your original hard drive.

No, OP is correct.  A Core Duo (not Core2 Duo) T2250 is a 32-bit processor.  It's incapable of 64-bit instructions.

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judydudi

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Re: How do I try out Trinity on an old 32 bit PC?

A Core Duo (not Core2 Duo) T2250 is a 32-bit processor.  It's incapable of 64-bit instructions.

thank you for the correction. You know, since I always have a Q4OS live stick with me, I just try that out. But you are right.

Last edited by judydudi (2022-08-31 21:05)