Redhat 8/9 run on AMD processor problem
This is a discussion about Redhat 8/9 run on AMD processor problem in the Feedback category; I've a workstation that is using AMD K2/350 CPU. I installed redhat 8 or 9 that is fine and no problem. After OS installation, when I type make command of some applications such as mysql, openssl etc (.
I've a workstation that is using AMD K2/350 CPU. I installed redhat 8 or 9 that is fine and no problem. After OS installation, when I type "make" command of some applications such as mysql, openssl etc (./configure without problem).., the applications cannot be made and it will show different error every time.
I've tried to use another computer (Intel based), that's work fine on upon software installation.
That is very superise because I had no meet any problem during redhat installation and no hardware problem.
What is the compatibility list of redhat 8/9 and AMD K2/350 CPU may support it?
I've tried to use another computer (Intel based), that's work fine on upon software installation.
That is very superise because I had no meet any problem during redhat installation and no hardware problem.
What is the compatibility list of redhat 8/9 and AMD K2/350 CPU may support it?
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A few issues. The speed of the processor and the amount of memory needed are important. Compiling apps. requires resources. How much memory is there in the amd system?
Compare this to the intel based system that you tried.
Take a look here.
Also, did you elect to install any development packages in the amd install, or reduce the amount of packages to include during the install, due to limited hard disk space?
Compare this to the intel based system that you tried.
Take a look here.
Also, did you elect to install any development packages in the amd install, or reduce the amount of packages to include during the install, due to limited hard disk space?
Red Hat (RH) 8 or 9 provides RPMs for openssl, mysql, etc.
Why are you compiling them when you can install the precompiled RPMs ?
Are you confusing package installation with application compilation?
How much disk space is available on your workstation?
(do 'df' and 'free' and 'uname -a' and post the output, please)
Why are you compiling them when you can install the precompiled RPMs ?
Are you confusing package installation with application compilation?
How much disk space is available on your workstation?
(do 'df' and 'free' and 'uname -a' and post the output, please)
