List of supported 64bit OS
On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 03:56:01PM +0300, Stanislaw Tristan wrote:
Please, provide a list of OS in which PostgreSQL have a native 64bit
support.
Every 64-bit OS I've heard of is listed in the buildfarm.
http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_members.pl
I think the listed of 64-bit platforms *not* supported may be more
interesting.
Do you have a particular platform in mind? In any case, the O/S is
usually a more important question than the hardware platform.
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Thanks for the answer!
We'll order a 2 x Opteron2xxx series (Dual Core) and the memory will be
16-32 Gb. This server is only for DB - non other services such as hosting,
mail and so on.
I'm not system integrator, but the project manager and interesting about:
- existing the free OS that ideally supports hardware above in conjunction
with PostgreSQL 8.x that will use dual core and big memory
Thanks!
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All of them ... ? At least, I'm not aware of any that PostgreSQL *doesn't*
support ...
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Please, provide a list of OS in which PostgreSQL have a native 64bit
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Marc G. Fournier wrote:
All of them ... ? At least, I'm not aware of any that PostgreSQL *doesn't*
support ...
Win32 is not supported on 64bit IIRC.
Joshua D. Drake
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On 12/10/06 21:14, "Joshua D. Drake" <jd@commandprompt.com> wrote:
Marc G. Fournier wrote:
All of them ... ? At least, I'm not aware of any that PostgreSQL *doesn't*
support ...Win32 is not supported on 64bit IIRC.
Should be no problem with the win32 build on 64 bit Windows. What we don't
have yet is a 64 bit build for win64.
Regards, Dave
All of them ... ? At least, I'm not aware of any that PostgreSQL
*doesn't* support ...Win32 is not supported on 64bit IIRC.
Actually, win32 works just fine on 64bit. Meaning that 32-bit PostgreSQL
runs on x64 versions of Windows.
Win64, however, is not supported. That would be a 64-bit version of
PostgreSQL running on a 64-bit version of Windows.
//Magnus
On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 01:46:53PM +0300, Stanislaw Tristan wrote:
Thanks for the answer!
We'll order a 2 x Opteron2xxx series (Dual Core) and the memory will be
16-32 Gb. This server is only for DB - non other services such as hosting,
mail and so on.
You didn't discuss your disc configuration or interface. That's
going to be an important component. Think about it carefully.
I'm not system integrator, but the project manager and interesting about:
- existing the free OS that ideally supports hardware above in conjunction
with PostgreSQL 8.x that will use dual core and big memory
I would look at FreeBSD, myself. But look _very carefully_ at the
hardware it actually supports before buying anything. People get
burned all the time by buying hardware that is not well supported,
and then having to go through contortions to make the operating
system work well. Choose the OS first, then buy the hardware to
suit, not the other way 'round. (You do this, effectively, when you
buy Sun or IBM RS/6000 gear, don't forget.)
A
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