What os are you using upon making an cabal server? do the game runs well with your os? if yes which os do you use? 32 or 64? i use 64 i get too many problems on sql installation and im sick of solving it :< should i use 32? or its just the same?
What os are you using upon making an cabal server? do the game runs well with your os? if yes which os do you use? 32 or 64? i use 64 i get too many problems on sql installation and im sick of solving it :< should i use 32? or its just the same?
I use CentOS 5.9 on a dedicated machine for my server, i386 so it's 32bit, and to test client sided and host SQL, I use Windows 8 64bit Pro. No problems in the least bit. The installation errors are most likely issues with installed files on your hard-drive that it doesn't like. Read logs and Google to your hearts content.
Do you have skype? could you help me? :) if you have the time to share your skills :D add me up arnon.katz23 i just have a bit of issue on sql
So you actually mean you use 32bit on CENTOS AND HOST?Originally Posted by unacceptable67
I suggest you to use centos 6.4 and vmware workstation 9 (x64/x32)
i think its depend upon you, if you could set it up at centos 5 or 6 and also i noticed that there is also debian so maybe ubuntu too 32/64 it will run because your using a computer :D
Well, yes, CentOS is the server host, so that would be 32bit. I'm not sure if 64bit CentOS distributions are that popular that it's become the norm for CABAL server hosting certainly?
Last edited by unacceptable67; 22-08-13 at 12:20 AM.
Here you can find some discussions about the 32 and 64bit CentOS,
www.centos.org - Forums - CentOS 5 - Server Support - 4GB RAM Limit on CentOS5
32bit has a limit of 4GB RAM, most applications are 32bit which can use only up to 4GB RAM on 64bit systems which have 4GB+ of RAM.
You can use PAE (if your processor supports it) on CentOS and Windows2003 32bit to have more RAM but then the processing performance takes a very slight hit.
I wonder if cabal services/binaries are 32 or 64bit since 64bit programs should not work in CentOS 32bit so each WorldSvr service can use max up to 4GB,..
I read most of the stuff on Google.
I guess there are so much more to configure on win 7 64bit than 32bit :P i guess 32bit is more preferred than 64bit :D
iam using 64 bit and its good i dont having problem running on it
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