On 11/28/05, Ian Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been running amd64 version since version 6 been out without any
crashes.
I am running on dell's 1850 and 2850 servers.
Dell is using AMD now?? I couldn't find them on their website...
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No it's intel based xeon processors, but since they use emt64
extensions, we can use the amd64 version of freebsd.
At 06:32 2005-11-30, Johan wrote:
On 11/28/05, Ian Lord
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been running amd64 version since version 6 been out without any
I've been running amd64 version since version 6 been out without any crashes.
I am running on dell's 1850 and 2850 servers.
On my part, the only problem I see in it, is that commercial vendors
don't support it so in my case, I can't run zend accelerator and
pdflib since they are precompiled
IA32 compat won't help you in this case since these two program are loadable
module so you cannot load a ia32 module in a amd64 compiled application even
with compatIA32 in the kernel.
IA32 compatibility matters, but not at kernel level. being able to run
linux/i386 binaries will be enough!
Le 28/11/2005 à 14:17:56-0500, Ian Lord a écrit
I've been running amd64 version since version 6 been out without any
crashes.
And have you see some big performance increase ? I mean between amd64
version and i386 version of FreeBSD ?
On my part, the only problem I see in it, is that
i've read few articles on the net that FreeBSD/amd64 crashes very
frequently, contrary to /i386.
how much truth is in that? i would strongly prefer to run amd64 system on
amd64 machine that i will buy this week.
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On 2005-11-28 18:26, Wojciech Puchar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've read few articles on the net that FreeBSD/amd64 crashes very
frequently, contrary to /i386.
Without specific references, all I can say is... that's crap.
how much truth is in that? i would strongly prefer to run amd64 system
On Mon, Nov 28, 2005 at 06:26:18PM +0100, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
i've read few articles on the net that FreeBSD/amd64 crashes very
frequently, contrary to /i386.
how much truth is in that? i would strongly prefer to run amd64 system on
amd64 machine that i will buy this week.
Sounds like
i've read few articles on the net that FreeBSD/amd64 crashes very
frequently, contrary to /i386.
how much truth is in that? i would strongly prefer to run amd64 system on
amd64 machine that i will buy this week.
Sounds like total crap to me. If you monitor the freebsd-amd64
mailing list you
