Re: MySQL performance problem on MacOS X

[superdad@xxxxxxxxxxx]

No, what I got from the article, is not the problem with the g5 
processor, it is Apple's implementation of BSD, ie software! That's why 
the author said that Yellowdog might be a better way to go for 
server/database applications. A protected core, Apples version, 
protects the core from the application software by putting a middle 
layer between the two. Linux allows direct access to the core operating 
software by the applications. At least that is what I understood by the 
article.
Alex
On Monday, June 6, 2005, at 04:30  AM, Nitai @ ComputerOil wrote:

> Sorry to rock the boat, but most of our clients migrated to a Intel 
> Platform with Linux and/or Windows. We have had terrible results with 
> MacOS X and MySQL.
>
> Some of my customers started using Oracle or MaxDB, that also 
> increased the performance.
>
> Maybe that is the reason why Apple starts using Intel chips :-)
>
> Nitai
>
> -

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