162+ bit system

[rhinorulz]

A friend and I are making a threaded PC and it boots asking for a 162 bit OS, and we aren't finnished building it yet. What OS's can we use?
We have lots of virsions of windows, and kubuntu, but are willing tousenear anything

[centip3de]

A friend and I are making a threaded PC and it boots asking for a 162 bit OS, and we aren't finnished building it yet. What OS's can we use?
We have lots of virsions of windows, and kubuntu, but are willing tousenear anything

Are you sure it was a 162 Bit OS, not a x126 OS? Or 8086 OS? There's no such thing as a 162 bit operating system...

[rhinorulz]

A friend and I are making a threaded PC and it boots asking for a 162 bit OS, and we aren't finnished building it yet. What OS's can we use?
We have lots of virsions of windows, and kubuntu, but are willing tousenear anything

Are you sure it was a 162 Bit OS, not a x126 OS? Or 8086 OS? There's no such thing as a 162 bit operating system...

is there is a difference between x162 and 162 bit? and yes I'm sure it was x162

[centip3de]

A friend and I are making a threaded PC and it boots asking for a 162 bit OS, and we aren't finnished building it yet. What OS's can we use?
We have lots of virsions of windows, and kubuntu, but are willing tousenear anything

Are you sure it was a 162 Bit OS, not a x126 OS? Or 8086 OS? There's no such thing as a 162 bit operating system...

is there is a difference between x162 and 162 bit? and yes I'm sure it was x162

Well that's like asking, is there a difference between a x86 and 32-bit, the only difference is their name. And seeing as there's no such thing as a 162 bit operating system, I was hoping maybe you were mistaken and it was a x162 operating system. But there's no such thing as that either. So, I'd say you're royally screwed.