does a 2gig memory limitation exist on the win2k MySQL-Max 4.x build?

[Steff]

Hello,
    I have two windows 2k machines with 4 gig of ram each. On one 
machine I have MySql 3.23.54-max-nt-log on the other I have 
4.0.12-nt-log  in both cases I am running INNODB.

    Any time I try and set the innodb_buffer_pool_size greater then 
1600M I get an error. Based in the information in the error log it 
appears the MySql does not think I have enough memory in the 
machines.

    The  pertinent portion of the WinMySQLadmin report is below:
OS Platform        : Windows 2000 Service Pack 3
Machine description:
Compiler           : VC++ 6.0
Architecture       : i686
Total Memory       : 2097151 KB RAM


     What do I need to do to let MySql know the computers have 
more then 2gig of Ram ?

    The server properties window reports 4 gig of ram, as does Task 
Manager. My current database is about 3.5gig in size. I was hoping 
to let MySql have access to more memory for the index buffering.

Thanks
Steff


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Steff McGonagle
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