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Luis Conrado Andrade wrote:
> Initially the machine started freezing with a kernel
panic message.
> I´ve rebooted with a not SMP kernel and everything
seems fine.
> Is this machine enough? Any ideas about the kernel
panic? Whish is
> the preferred distribution to be used with Maia, is
ther´s one?
Centos should work well, My next choice would be Ubuntu or a
fedora base, or
maybe Suse if the recent PR mishap doesn't turn you off.
A kernel panic in SMP seems like some sort of problem with
Linux and your
hardware, which seems weird. See if there's a kernel update
that you need to
grab; or try to compile your own. In any case, don't
overwrite existing kernels
or files! Add them to the boot menu, but keep the originals
around so you can
boot if the compile fails.
You might ask in the Centos support channels about the
panic; They would be able
to help you more. I don't see Maia being directly
responsible.
As far as enough power, it varies from site to site; you may
want to have a
dedicated mysql server, and max out the RAM... the more RAM
the db has, the
better (assuming you also tune mysql to use the RAM)
- --
David Morton
Maia Mailguard - http://www.maiamailguard
.com
Morton Software Design and Consulting - http://www.dgrmm.net
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