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<DIV style="FONT-SIZE: 11pt; FONT-FAMILY: Calibri,sans-serif">Hello,<BR><BR>I am using RabbitMQ on a Windows 64bit OS.<BR>I installed the 64 bit most recent windows distro.<BR><BR>I ran the erlang console and verified that it is 64 bit.<BR><BR>I installed rabbitmq, which is written in erlang and the installed components are a bunch of beam files. When I run the server and execute the rabbitmqctl eval erlang:system-info(system-architecture). I get win32.<BR><BR>I'm facing a problem in my dev environment where erlang is crashing at just 2gb of ram. I have the crash dump files. This Windows VM has 25gb ram and 8 cores. I am running at 30 to 50% CPU utilization when erlang crashes.<BR><BR>I have verified all previous erlang versions have been removed and the registry prior to install.<BR><BR>Any thoughts other then the obvious to install on Linux and I will be. I have an urgent need to be able to run rabbitmq in a larger memory constraint.<BR><BR>Rabbitmq management UI tells me the erlang instance is 64 bit, however it acts like its 32bit and the architecture tells me so.<BR><BR>What can I do to run RabbitMQ in 64 bit.<BR><BR>Thank you very much!<BR><BR>Eric Cotter</DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML>