Re: Running IDS 10 32 bits on 64 bits

Hi, we have been doing this for many years, with slightly different environment. (running IDS 11.10UCx on Debian 64bit) The only thing was to install the ia32 libs and copy some other libs from the 32bit distri (libaio, and some others, I remember dbaccess was missing a lib). The benefit in comparison to a 32bit OS is that you can allocate more shared memory because the 64bit OS puts the shared libs in a very high memory region. The instance ran pretty normal in daily business. Not sure which side effects could be there for IDS 10.00. Also, we ran the old version of Debian (5.x), having problems with newer versions, only kernel was upgraded to support newer hardware. We ran into problems when upgrading an instance running on a newer system (some incompatibilities of libs). -> running the instance was ok, only inplace-upgrade did fail. So generally this should work, but do not expect any support .... (old IDS version, running on newer OS). Marcus Haarmann ----- Ursprüngliche Mail ----- Von: "GERARD KUCZYNSKI" <gerard.k@active-dms.com> An: ids@iiug.org Gesendet: Samstag, 15. März 2014 08:16:46 Betreff: Running IDS 10 32 bits on 64 bits [32721] Hi, I have to install a new linux red hat system (migrating 32 bits on 64)and also an IDS 10 . is it possible to run a 32 IDS 10 on 64? thanks ******************************************************************************* Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum.