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Subject: Best way to compile Mysql 4.1.x with Linuxthreads support on
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What is the best way to compile Mysql 4.1.x with Linuxthreads support on AMD64?

Most of the ports that I am trying to use are not compatible with AMD64.

I've searched the AMD64 mailing list for "mysql" but there were only a 
couple posts.