Hi everyone, I've been trying to find out if some guidelines exist, somewhere, describing how postgres can possibly run on less than 8MB of RAM. (Disk space not an issue).
The closest thread I could find in the list archives is : http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2002-06/msg01343.php Is it possible to have a stripped-down version of postgres that will use an absolute minimal amount of memory? Maybe by switching off some features/options at compile time, and/or configuration tweaks? (Or anything else) This will be on very low end i386 architecture. Performance penalties are expected and will be accepted. I will need the functionality of >= 7.3.4 , at least. Any help will be much appreciated. Regards Stef
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