>
> Hi Brett and Monty,
> I think I can provide some advice here. I have been meaning to
> help and update the manual but I am not good at documentation! First,
> there are bugs on BSDi 4.1 in the threads library that cause crashes,
> they MUST be patched in order to run a stable server. This fixes the
> crashing on 4.1 but performance still stinks. You will have to
> upgrade to 4.2 or the ethereal 4.3 (out supposedly but not yet seen)
> to fix the performance. Worse still if you are running an unpatched
> BSDi server you run this risk of being hacked.
>
> I use these commands in a shell script to build MySQL.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------
> rm config.cache
> CC=gcc CFLAGS=-O3 CXX=gcc \
> CXXFLAGS="-O3 -felide-constructors -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti" \
> ./configure
> $DEBUG --enable-large-files --with-berkeley-db --with-innodb
>
> gmake -s
>
> ------------------------------------------------
> You may need to add --with-low-memory if you get an error building.
>
> Best of Luck, email if you need more help
>
> Ken (kx2o)
Thanks Ken....I knew there had to be some magic pixie dust involved. I
have schedualed the patch install for this afternoon. I am not going to
worry about the preformance issues for now as this box is slated to move
to FreeBSD 4.4 of 4.5 ( if it is out ) sometime in March.
73
-Brett (wa3yre)
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