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Request for x86 Compatibility #799
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I need to test it but probably just replace arm64 to amd64 will work:
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Yeah it works the download but I still need to test the next steps of the build
running file command in each download fiile:
This looks good, I don't have time to go to the whole process today but maybe next days I will do it |
I can confirm that it's working. It just requires some attention to the next steps and renaming |
would need to be switched for
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The current tutorial requires four (4) ARM64-based virtual or physical machines connected to the same network. While the use of ARM64 machines is insightful and reflects the growing adoption of ARM processors, this requirement may present challenges for users who primarily have access to x86-based infrastructure.
However, x86 remains the predominant processor architecture found in both physical hosts and virtual machines. This makes it more accessible for many users, including myself.
Limiting this otherwise excellent tutorial to ARM64-based systems may exclude a significant portion of potential users who could benefit from the content but lack immediate access to ARM64 hardware.
Proposed Solution:
Dual-Platform Support: Consider adapting the tutorial to include instructions or options for both ARM64 and x86 architectures. This would make the tutorial more inclusive and versatile.
Platform-Agnostic Lessons: Highlight sections where the lessons can be applied across different architectures, thereby emphasizing the universal value of the tutorial content.
Alternative Setup Suggestions: Provide guidance on how users with x86 systems might simulate or approximate the ARM64 setup, possibly through emulation or cloud services.
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