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I gotta question. I am contemplating buying the new AMD Opteron for a
newer FreeBSD server. I am certain because of it's x86 compatibility
running FBSD won't be a problem, and I know that there is a 64Bit Apache
underways, but is there any 64 bit MySQL Server on the way? Or does MySQL
compile with that option? I am certain it can be built with Hyper
Threading, but can that help performance on a single 64 bit CPU? Please
help! (before I invest :-))


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