Hi
I think this is a very interesting idea....
We will check internally and will get back to you!
bye
Sandor




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06.01.2005 10:04 Re: IDS Support for KAIO on Linux
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Sandor Szabo wrote:
> We have announced that the next version of IDS (coming soon!!!!) will
> support KAIO on Linux!
> Please check the presentation:
>
>
http://www-1.ibm.com/partnerworld/pw..._biz25aug.html

>

in your presentation you talk about validation for suse and redhat.
will you publish the test realized ? in order to carry out our own
tests
on other linux distro.

thanks

> Goto:
> Access the replay and view the presentations originally given on 01
Dec
> 2004
> bye
> Sandor
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> 30.12.2004 14:54 Linux kernel 2.6+

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> KAIO is not actually suported on kernels 2.6.
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> IDS 9.4 works on kernel 2.6 but just for the fact that an application
that
> runs on 2.4 will surely works on 2.6 too.
>
> Once I read that Informix would support KAIO on linux when kernel 2.6
was
> out, that was on 2.4 times. And we have to have in mind that 2.6 is a
> recent kernel in IBM/Informix terms.
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> Chucho!
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ben Thompson <ben@nomonitorsoftspam.com>
> To: informix-list@iiug.org
> Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 11:59:07 +0000
> Subject: Re: IDS Support for KAIO on Linux kernel 2.6+
>
> Serafin Veloso wrote:
>
> > yes, it works - with suse 9.1 out of the box installation - testet
with
> IDS
> > 9.4 UC5
>
> Well I am trying it out with SuSE 9.2 (kernel 2.6.8-24.10-smp) and it
> doesn't work. Did you go through any special steps? ONCONFIG
settings?
>
> BTW - I am finding that even though 2.6 kernels are not supported,
there
> are several advantages with 2.6. I have been able to set BUFFERS to
> 700000. With SuSE 9.0 which uses kernel 2.4 I could not utilise all
the
> memory on servers with more than 1Gb RAM and found that with BUFFERS
>
> 360000 the system would not start. Also 'top' is more sophisicated
and
> shows the wait time which I have only ever seen before on SCO or AIX.
>
> Ben.
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> Jean Sagi
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