Installing RRDtool in windows 8 (64bit) [closed] - rrdtool

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I am new to Round robin database and I read the articles for getting an idea about RRDtool. Please anyone suggest some articles or give instructions to install RRDtool in windows 8 (64bit).
Any help will be appreciated!

since rrdtool is a system tool most people use on unix-ish platforms, you may actually have more fun, getting a virtual ubuntu up and running (using VirtualBox) and then doing
apt-get install rrdtool
instead of going through the tribulations of setting up a unix tool on windows.
To learn about rrdtool, I recommend you take a look at the tutorials on the rrdtool website. http://www.rrdtool.org

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