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MySQL, linux, ia32, >4GB RAM


Hi,

I wonder if anybody here is using MySQL (3.23.56?) on a linux/intel ia32
(e.g., Xeon) with more than 4 GB RAM? Did you find a performance
enhancement? With PAE mode on? How does this affect MySQL - being a
multithreaded process, is there any benefit in having all that extra
memory as anything other than a big disk cache?

If anybody is familiar with this scenario, I'd be very grateful for your
insights.

Regards,

Andy

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