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On 12/07/2026 11:03, druck wrote:
> Running 64 bit code on something with only 512MB is very painful, I
> tried and gave up on a Pi 3A+, where as you can just about get away with
> it on the 1GB Pi 3B+.
Running a GUI desktop is painful on 1GB, manageable (at a pinch) on 2GB.
I find that to be true pretty-much regardless of whether the code is
32-bit or 64-bit.
Running 64-bit code without a GUI -- for example on a headless device
running a web server and/or ssh -- seems to be fine in 512MB, or at
least as fine as the same thing in 32 bits.
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Cheers,
Daniel.
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