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MHO: I think its better to use it and report any bugs. My experience is with 5.7 and 7.0, that 'updates' should cover security and bugs. In some cases 'targeting' a niche as a spin.
Running a 64-bit 'puter in 32-bit mode looks like the intended 'market'. But 32-bit users can benefit, extending life-expectancy.
I would imagine theres a lot going on in 64-bitland and pi-ville.
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8Geee
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I notice that upon initial boot-up of 7.0-32bit that isolinux.bin is called... then chains to wee --> grub4dos. Any way of using isolinux as supplied to always boot 7.0-32bit? I note the CD/DVD as sr0 has a boot folder, that the usb-installed pup DOES NOT.
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8Geee
Money talks... no, it shouts, so that it doesn't have to hear common sense.