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Subject: Re: Linux emulation on FreeBSD AMD64
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> >do you see any obvious flaw in this thought?
> 
> One and half(IMHO).
> 
> This occurs accidentally, as I have said I can sometimes start server, 
> ask him about something and only after some time find him dead. 
> Sometimes I ever cant start it. I think in your scenario it must be 
> absolutely deterministic.

yes.. if only everything could be explained with logic :) it can be something
like "if (some_random_condition) run_optimizer()" ie. it's quite random or
something.. I tend to believe that Oracle DBMS is tuned with AI-like things

> There are no AMD64 specific in your reasoning. Its working in i386 mode. 
> Do you have some ideas about this?.

I was talking about the gdb thing.. you are using native gdb (built for amd64)
right?