Rob Butler wrote:
$369 for 4GB of storage in a compact flash card is not all that bad.
$189 for 2.2GB is very reasonable when you consider the 512MB CF is
going for $149!
The current cheap workaround to get a Hitachi (ne IBM) 4GB microdrive is
to buy a Creative Muvo2 4GB and open it up to
Are there some ports available to various devices?
What is the lowest memory footprint PostgreSQL has achieved?
[8Mb was last quote]
How little disk space has anyone achieved?
Is that an available port, or just a set of configure options?
Is there a definitive list of supported ports?
It definitly is there fro Windows Server 2003, in the new port. But
since you are talking handhelds, are you possibly referring
to Windows
Mobile 2003? That is a whole different beast, and *not* included in
the
win32 part (no Win CE variants are)
Nor are they likely to be at a
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It definitly is there fro Windows Server 2003, in the new
port. But since you are talking
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From: Magnus Hagander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Not having looked at the code, I think you are going to have
a much easier time
Seemingly completely opposite to my usual focus on large scale
enterprise issues and requirements, I'm looking into PostgreSQL on small
handheld devices. Clearly these have limited memory and little disk
capability...
Are there some ports available to various devices?
What is the lowest memory
Simon Riggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... I'm looking into PostgreSQL on small
handheld devices. Clearly these have limited memory and little disk
capability...
Are there some ports available to various devices?
I don't know of any supported ports.
What is the lowest memory footprint
Simon Riggs wrote:
Is there a definitive list of supported ports? (for anything)
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/static/supported-platforms.html
For example the Linux/arm port can run on many PDA's but because of the
write intensity and the limited write cycles of flash memory this
Simon Riggs wrote:
Is there a definitive list of supported ports? (for anything)
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/static/supported-platforms.html
For example the Linux/arm port can run on many PDA's but because of the
write intensity and the limited write cycles of flash memory this
