An odd report from the output of MySQLTuner shows the OS version on
a 2x3Ghz Quad-Core Intel Xeon running OS X S 10.5.5 as 32-bit
instead of 64-bit. Somewhere I recall a report(s) of shipping
versions of Leopard server were not fully 64-bit OOB.
That concept doesn't mean anything. There's no such thing as 'fully'.
Could this be a problem with MySQLTuner or is it, in fact, the case
regarding the 'bitness' of Leopard at this versioning level?
Could be either. If an application is compiled for 32-bit only, it
may have no good way to find out whether it's running on 32-bit or 64-
bit. You would have to talk to the people who wrote MySQLTuner.
Simon.
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