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I am in the process of upgrading my home server/workstation. I have upgraded the MB and processor to a semperon 2800 and am now upgrading the primary disc from 8 g to 80 g. I want to dual boot between FC_ 4.i686 and i86_64. I have successfully upgraded from FC3 to FC4 in the past but understand that it not possible to upgrade to 64 bit from 32. I don't want to lose all the customizations but want to experiment with the new 64 bit arch. Have others done this? I typically do not create a seperate "home" partition and was not going to do so this time unless there is an advantage to sharing across architectures. I will have to duplicate samba across the two architectures so that file sharing on the network can remain active. So what are others thoughts. I have some thoughts on disc layout that I can share later but I have to go now. Jim Kelly-Rand
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