Re: Most stable distribution for running Xen [Was Re: [Xen-users] mysql & xen - is anyone using this combinationsuccessfully?]

[Michael Warner <admin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Try using a distro thats tested more then gentoo, with gentoo there no 
telling what combination of software is causing a problem. CentOS is 
great (based off of RHE), very stable, otherwise debian is also a great 
choice. I've used xen on both without issues.
-Mike

Paul Laws wrote:

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> Mark Williamson wrote, On 25/05/05 11:03:
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> > > Would I have to use this when compiling gcc or when compiling mysql? (FWIW
> > > I get the segv with both with a native mysql compilation under gentoo, and
> > > with the precompiled (statically linked) binaries from mysql)
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> > I think we've had this problem on Gentoo before - can anyone confirm / deny?
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> Having had segv problems with mysql over Xen over gentoo, has anyone got
> recommendations for a distro which might do a better job?
>
> Paul.
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> - --
> Paul Laws
> Analyst / Programmer
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