8.0.0rc4 / OpenBSD 3.6 / amd64 success

Started by Andy Warnerabout 21 years ago2 messages
#1Andy Warner
andy@andy.net

I'm not sure what form success reports are supposed to take.
I glanced at the website and didn't see anything obvious, but
I didn't dig too hard.

I have a box running 8.0.0rc4 on OpenBSD 3.6 with an AMD Opteron
(amd64). It configured cleanly. The first pass with make got stuck
in a loop and never came out, but the second pass worked fine when
I piped it to 'more' to see what was going on. Seems odd to me, but
it worked. I haven't loaded any real data yet, but I can create test
databases and access them fine. The performance with one sample table
and a bit of shared memory tweaking is really good. (Blows away a
comparable 2.4 Xeon on a not quite apples-to-apples test - based
on wallclock timing).

Let me know if either of these is the wrong address or you'd like more /
less info (in the future).

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Andy Warner

#2Peter Eisentraut
peter_e@gmx.net
In reply to: Andy Warner (#1)
Re: [PORTS] 8.0.0rc4 / OpenBSD 3.6 / amd64 success

Andy Warner wrote:

I'm not sure what form success reports are supposed to take.
I glanced at the website and didn't see anything obvious, but
I didn't dig too hard.

See http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2004-12/msg00314.php
for the information we would like to see.

Also, cross-posting will not make your report noticed better..

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Peter Eisentraut
http://developer.postgresql.org/~petere/