Re: chroot to 32bit
It turned out it was an old IDE drive and i had to open the case anyway to get access to the last remaining IDE channel (for a DVD drive) and thus i decided it was easier to just plug off some of the more difficult hardware, and boot that external drive directly.
I'm glad i had a 32bit downward compatible mainboard !
However, i think the question is still interesting and i'm always more happy if i don't even have to open the case. I hate dust.
So anyone feel free to enlighten me.
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