Instant client 10.2 for EM64T

Where can I download the oracle client for EM64T architecture? There are only some zip files but that's not enough. First our webserver was an usual pc with one 32bit CPU. Now we have a webserver with 2xXeon EM64T. The OS is ubuntu linux. The system is working correctly (I see 4x3000 Mhz CPUs gg). On the Old webserver there was an .deb file for installing the instant client. Then I copied the files from the .zip file (for 32bit) into the installed directory. But this .deb file isnt available for EM64T, is it? Where can I get this file or is there another workaround to connect to oracle db by using php?`
Greets from Bavaria
M00ser

When I try this files (I used the Version 10.2.0.2 with the Basic and the SDK packages) I get an error when I want to make php. The configure statement is running without an error but when I want to make it I get an error:
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /etc/instantclient/10_2/libclntsh.so when searching for lclntsh
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find lclntsh
Collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Make: *** [libphp4.la] Error 1
I although have specified the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /etc/instantclient_10_2 where I gave copied this files.
First time I compiled php with oracle support on a normal debian pc. Now I want to install it to an 2x EM64T with an ubuntu OS. Do I need further libraries? The libaio is still installed.
Greets M00ser
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int main (void)
//string user = "central";
//string passwd = "central";
//string db = "//10.80.0.108:1521/ora8";
string user = "orasin";
string passwd = "orasin";
// string db = "//192.168.49.140:1521/ora8";
// string user = "sede";
// string passwd = "sede";
// string db = "//192.168.49.145:1521/ora8";
// string user;
// string passwd;
string db;
cout << "occidml - Exhibiting simple insert, delete & update operations"
<< endl;
occidml *demo = new occidml (user, passwd, db);
cout << "Displaying all records before any operation" << endl;
try
demo->displayAllRows ();
}catch(SQLException ex){
cout<<"Exception thrown for displayAllRows"<<endl;
cout<<"Error number: "<< ex.getErrorCode() << endl;
cout<<ex.getMessage() << endl;
// cout << "Inserting a record into the table author_tab "
// << endl;
// demo->insertRow ();
// cout << "Displaying the records after insert " << endl;
// demo->displayAllRows ();
// cout << "Inserting a records into the table author_tab using dynamic bind"
// << endl;
// demo->insertBind (222, "ANAND");
cout << "Displaying the records after insert using dynamic bind" << endl;
demo->displayAllRows ();
cout << "deleting a row with author_id as 222 from author_tab table" << endl;
demo->deleteRow (222, "ANAND");
cout << "updating a row with author_id as 444 from author_tab table" << endl;
demo->updateRow (444, "ADAM");
cout << "displaying all rows after all the operations" << endl;
demo->displayAllRows ();
cout << "inserting radio active element properties" << endl;
demo->insertElement ("Uranium", 12.572, 238.0289 );
demo->insertElement ("Plutonium", 12.12, 244.0642 );
demo->insertElement ("Curium", 18.17, 247.0703 );
demo->insertElement ("Thorium");
demo->insertElement ("Radium", 41.337, 226.0254);
cout << "displaying all radio active element properties" << endl;
demo->displayElements ();
delete (demo);
cout << "occidml - done" << endl;
return ( 0 );
}

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