Earlier in this thread I asked if I could be in 32 kernel and if I ran mc 6 the mac wouldn't run it as 64 bit unless I booted in 64bit kernel. Perhaps I misread the previous post. What you say is what I thought would happen based on various posts I've read long before mc 6. So what is correct. If booted in a 32bit kernel will the mac still know to boot mc6 as a 64bit app?
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "janusz_baranek" <janusz_baranek@...> wrote:
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> Even if you keep with the 32-bit kernel, nothing stops you running 64-bit applications in 64-bit mode (they are listed in the Activity monitor as Intel (64-bit)) providing you are using a 64-bit capable operating system (i.e. Snow leopard or later). The kernel mode concerns only kernel extensions, all of which need to be 64-bit in order to switch over to a 64-bit kernel. In any case, according to the Readme file of the latest Sentinel driver (on the Safenet website, the manufacturer of the dongle), they have updated it to be compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit kernels, so providing MC uses this (which I would imagine it does) there should be no issues and you can certainly keep the same dongles.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, op <owen@> wrote:
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> > We have 7 dongles and want to continue using our dongles. Are there replacement dongles available that will allow us to run in 64 bit and keep using dongles?
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