On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Hugh Irvine wrote:
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> I think you should rebuild Perl, MD5 and Radiator all from scratch so you have
> a known starting point. It could be that there are two sets of malloc/free
> calls that are doing different things.
I did all this.. in any case it's irrelevant as I've moved the
installation to Solaris 2.7 SPARC. I think the problem was related to
flaky pthreads on FreeBSD-3.3-SMP causing the MySQL installation to be
unreliable.
Talk about flaky threads.. after twenty minutes to an hour, the mysqld
process would quickly take up all of the available CPU (100%) on one
processor, but top(1) showed an idle time of 50% -- proving to all and
sundry that FreeBSD threads are not SMP aware.
Anyway.. I always thought FreeBSD was "better" than Linux. Guess I know
better now..
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