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simple:hardware [2024/12/11 05:42] – [Raspberry Pi : Arm v8] CentralWaresimple:hardware [2024/12/11 05:45] (current) – [Intel/IBM/AMD : x86_64] CentralWare
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 [[simple:hardware:arm7|Click here for more details on the Arm v7 package]] [[simple:hardware:arm7|Click here for more details on the Arm v7 package]]
  
-==== Raspberry Pi : Arm v8 (AARCH64) ====+==== Raspberry Pi : Arm v8 (Aarch64) ====
 The Raspberry Pi 3/3+ and Pi 4 contain an ARMv8 CPU. The Pi3 and Pi4 2GB can run the v7 package as their memory model\\  The Raspberry Pi 3/3+ and Pi 4 contain an ARMv8 CPU. The Pi3 and Pi4 2GB can run the v7 package as their memory model\\ 
-does not require a 64-bit operating system, but bot models __can__ use either v7 or v8 (aarch64) and Pi4 with 4GB or\\ +does not //require// a 64-bit operating system, but both models __can__ use either v7 or v8 (aarch64) and Pi4 with 4GB or\\ 
 more memory should use v8 to get the full potential of the board. For the Raspberry Pi 5, the Arm v8 package is a must\\  more memory should use v8 to get the full potential of the board. For the Raspberry Pi 5, the Arm v8 package is a must\\ 
 as it supports the necessary hardware drivers found only in the Pi5.\\  as it supports the necessary hardware drivers found only in the Pi5.\\ 
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 IS known to work on hardware that old - but don't expect miracles from 25+ year old computers!) Even 64-bit hardware\\  IS known to work on hardware that old - but don't expect miracles from 25+ year old computers!) Even 64-bit hardware\\ 
 can operate under the 32-bit package with the understanding that if your machine has more than 3GB of memory, it may\\  can operate under the 32-bit package with the understanding that if your machine has more than 3GB of memory, it may\\ 
-not be able to utilize the entire memory range.\\ +not be able to utilize the entire memory range or have certain CPU features missing which exist in 64 bit kernels.\\ 
 [[simple:hardware:x86|Click here for more details on the x86 package]] [[simple:hardware:x86|Click here for more details on the x86 package]]
  
 ==== Intel/IBM/AMD : x86_64 ==== ==== Intel/IBM/AMD : x86_64 ====
-Finally, there's the 64-bit PC, also known as the x86_64 (or x64 for shorthere. This is the "Go To" for today's younger\\ +Finally, there's the 64-bit PC, also known as the x86_64 (or x64 for short here.This is the "Go To" for today's younger\\ 
 hardware but dates all the way back near the turn of the century with the AMD Opteron and Athlon processors!\\  hardware but dates all the way back near the turn of the century with the AMD Opteron and Athlon processors!\\ 
 [[simple:hardware:x64|Click here for more details on the x86_64 package]] [[simple:hardware:x64|Click here for more details on the x86_64 package]]