Drop support for x86-32
A 32-bit kernel on a legacy (or even new) system in 2017 will still
need
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regular kernel updates (not \"long term\" un0maintained kernels) in order to work with new USB devices, new 4KB+ sector hard drives, newer generations of SSDs, etc..
12-years-old machine is trash. If someone can buy e.g. new hard drive,
he can also afford to buy newer PC. New hard drive in 2017 will be likely incompatible with 12-years-old machine in such way which can\'t
be fixed by new kernel.
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A 32-bit kernel on a legacy (or even new) system in 2017 will still
needQuoted 3 lines
regular kernel updates (not \"long term\" un0maintained kernels) in order to work with new USB devices, new 4KB+ sector hard drives, newer generations of SSDs, etc..
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12-years-old machine is trash. If someone can buy e.g. new hard drive,
he can also afford to buy newer PC. New hard drive in 2017 will be likely incompatible with 12-years-old machine in such way which can\'t
be fixed by new kernel.
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