Hi,
what might happen is that Solaris (including Solaris 7, but not Solaris 8) does
pageouts of text and data pages of a process in order to increas diskcache. That
means mysqld is able to force itself out of memory by doing io an large tables.
There is something to do about it: in /etc/system yo
Thierry Coopman writes:
> Hi,
> I have a Sun R220 single CPU with 512MB RAM.
>
> I start mysql using
> $bindir/safe_mysqld \
> --datadir=$datadir --pid-file=$pid_file \
> -O wait_timeout=180 -O key_buffer=256M -O
> max_connections=250 -O table_cache=512 -O sort_buffer=
Hi,
I have a Sun R220 single CPU with 512MB RAM.
I start mysql using
$bindir/safe_mysqld \
--datadir=$datadir --pid-file=$pid_file \
-O wait_timeout=180 -O key_buffer=256M -O
max_connections=250 -O table_cache=512 -O sort_buffer=2M -O
thread_cache=8 -O record_buffer=2M -O th
