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Sean Chittenden wrote:


>>MySQL
>>
Iīve been running MySQL 4.0 on our test-boxes with libc_r mapped to 
libkse for a few months now,
not too heavy a load but after the signals got fixed a few months ago I 
havenīt detected issues.

>>Others?
>>    
>>
Is there a reason why libmap.conf is not enabled by default?

>What's the current status of KSE?  Is the project page
>(http://www.FreeBSD.org/kse/) considered up to date by the KSE
>developers?  Are the remaining bits for KSE either bug related or
>dealing with ARCH != x86?  Are there any remaining/outstanding
>"gotchas"/bugs on the radar/problems that the KSE developers are aware
>of?
>  
>

Iīve been happy with KSE since mutexes got their pre-emption points, now 
SMP and SMPwHTT
seem to really gain more speed above and beyond c_r and uniprocessor 
environment.

Canīt wait to get the 8-way Opteron boxes to give them a spin.

Pete