Re: Error on Start Up: Threadstack not what mysqld wants

[Daniel R. Anderson]

Sasha Pachev wrote:

Daniel R. Anderson wrote:

Whenever I start up mysql through mysqld (in my rc.d file), I get the 
following error:

Warning: asked for 196608 thread stack, but got 126976

(Note: numbers vary)

Is this bad, and what (if anything) should I do about it?


In theory, it could be bad ( in some bad configuration it may actually 
need as m much thread stack space as it is asking for). In practice, 
it might actually be good - smaller thread stack allows you to create 
more threads without the system becoming unstable. I suggest you test 
it with a stress it to see if it is stable.

Why would the kernel allocate less threads then it wanted?

Thanks,

Dan

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