If 64bit Linux is giving you a lot of issues, is there any reason why you couldn't simply go down to a 32bit kernel? I don't think you would see much performance difference between the 2 kernels. The only reason to even go 64bit as far as I am concerned is if your server has more than 4GBs of RAM. Even then, you could just use the big-mem kernels to still utilize the RAM, just a bit less efficiently (that is what I do).
Not that it would be a bad thing to have the code corrected to work with 64bit properly, but if it is causing you a headache, maybe it would be an easier route for you. Changing a kernel out on Debian is very easy using apt-get install.
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