On 25/08/2020 10:27, Jim Jackson wrote:
> Not true. 32bit RaspberryPI OS can use all the memory, but each process
> is limited, basically to 2GB(*). So if you need more for one process then
> you will need a 64bit OS. They are working on a 64bit version of
> RapberryPI OS, but I am not sure what stage it is at.
The 64-bit version of ARM Debian works, but as mentioned lacks a few
things including GPU acceleration.
I'm using a half-way-house, running the 64-bit kernel but keeping the
32-bit Raspbain userland. The raspbian-nspawn package then lets me
create a 64-bit container and run 64-bit applications when I need them.
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