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Mark Williamson wrote, On 25/05/05 11:03:
>>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)
>
[snip]

> I think we've had this problem on Gentoo before - can anyone confirm / deny?

[snip]

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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Re: Most stable distribution for running Xen [Was Re: mysql & xen - is anyone using this combinationsuccessfully?] [ In reply to ]
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)
>>>
>>>
>[snip]
>
>
>
>>I think we've had this problem on Gentoo before - can anyone confirm / deny?
>>
>>
>
>[snip]
>
>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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Re: Most stable distribution for running Xen [Was Re: mysql & xen - is anyone using this combinationsuccessfully?] [ In reply to ]
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Would you recommend this for dom0 or domU or both?

I have to say we've been using gentoo here for a couple of years on a dozen
live servers without any problems. Portage is great for tracking either
bugfixes or security fixes.

Michael Warner wrote, On 26/05/05 10:09:
> 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:
>
> Mark Williamson wrote, On 25/05/05 11:03:
>
>
>>>>> 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)
>>>>>
>
> [snip]
>
>
>
>>>> I think we've had this problem on Gentoo before - can anyone confirm
>>>> / deny?
>>>>
>
>
> [snip]
>
> 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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> Analyst / Programmer
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Re: Most stable distribution for running Xen [Was Re: mysql & xen - is anyone using this combinationsuccessfully?] [ In reply to ]
Paul Laws wrote:
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> Would you recommend this for dom0 or domU or both?
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> I have to say we've been using gentoo here for a couple of years on a dozen
> live servers without any problems. Portage is great for tracking either
> bugfixes or security fixes.

it seems to me that if you stay away from ~x86 ebuilds gentoo is as
reliable as other distributions. personally, I typically find roughly
the same set of bugs exist across multiple distributions.

---eric


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Re: Most stable distribution for running Xen [Was Re: mysql & xen - is anyone using this combinationsuccessfully?] [ In reply to ]
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Eric S. Johansson wrote, On 26/05/05 12:38:
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> it seems to me that if you stay away from ~x86 ebuilds gentoo is as
> reliable as other distributions. personally, I typically find roughly
> the same set of bugs exist across multiple distributions.
>
> ---eric

I think you're right :-D

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