> > that the expected lifespan for 32 bit systems is now less than 3 years, so
> > elaborate planning that delays implementation buys us nothing more than a
> > smaller window of usefulness.
> Maybe by then only 64-bit cpus will matter. Who knows.
Reality check.
Embedded PCI 32bit processors are going to be very common
People are only now retiring 486's
So add another seven or eight years to your estimate
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