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Subject: Re: Suggestion for a very fast postgresql machine?
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Quoth Palle Girgensohn:

> Do you have any suggestions for building a really fast machine with the
> sole purpose of running postgresql for a multi user application?

Hopefully you have recompiled the kernel to support userland processes
larger than 512MB.

Regards,

David Drum
david@mu.org
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