p_thread issue with Linux 2.4.20 SMP kernel

I have Mysql 4.0.12 installed currently on a Linux 2.4.20 kernel, which no longer works. 4.0.12 worked fine under 2.4.19 Kernel. This is the error I get in the /usr/local/mysql/var/*.err file when I try to start bin/safe_mysqld :

030513 13:13:11 mysqld started
InnoDB: Error: pthread_create returned 11
030513 13:13:11 mysqld ended

and without InnoDB:

030513 13:29:22 mysqld started
030513 13:29:22 Can't create interrupt-thread (error 11, errno: 4)
030513 13:29:22 mysqld ended

Any clues?

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Re: p_thread issue with Linux 2.4.20 SMP kernel

Jared,

Jared Young wrote:
> I have Mysql 4.0.12 installed currently on a Linux 2.4.20 kernel, which no longer works. 4.0.12 worked fine under 2.4.19 Kernel. This is the error I get in the /usr/local/mysql/var/*.err file when I try to start bin/safe_mysqld :
>
> 030513 13:13:11 mysqld started
> InnoDB: Error: pthread_create returned 11
> 030513 13:13:11 mysqld ended
>
> and without InnoDB:
>
> 030513 13:29:22 mysqld started
> 030513 13:29:22 Can't create interrupt-thread (error 11, errno: 4)
> 030513 13:29:22 mysqld ended
>
> Any clues?

No clues as MySQL is known to run under 2.4.20 very well. It is our preferred and
recommended kernel for Linux.

Message above means that MySQL is not able to create "enough" threads which is
quite unusual as it happens during startup when only about 12 threads are created.

Please try to prepare repeatable test case providing as many details as possible
including:

Your distribution. How kernel was installed - from your distro or compiled from
source.

How MySQL was installed - from RPM, our binary or your custom build.

If you have repeatable test case fill Bug Report in http://bugs.mysql.com

How-to-repeat:
is most important section. Without it we can't do much except to respond "We can't
repeat it"

Thanks for your time.

Best regards

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