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Maybe i need to clarify my question : do you think such problem can be related to Hardware issue on server or it's on CiviCRM application side ?

Thanks

I've seen this post : http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php?topic=10404.0

But on my side it's not related to any DB access trouble. But i've juste seen that PHP was configured with '--without-pear' on server with this problem.
Is pear support needed for CiviCRM ? (or it's embed in CiviCRM module) ?

Checking requirements before install give everything ok

I think on a 32 bit system the maximum integer size for php is around 2 billion or so, and multiplying the number in your error by 4 may make it unrepresentable as an integer type variable. According to php http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.integer.php So... if you say, moved from a 64 bit server / version of php (which can address a much larger integer 9.0 x 10 ^18) to a 32 bit server / version of php - that would cause multiplications that resulted in an integer larger than  2 billion to fail on a 32 bit system, while they might succeed on a 64 bit system. It might explain it if you went from a 64bit server working to a 32bit server not working. As for remedying this, maybe you could convert the integers to floats, though it looks like that is what php does on the fly by default. That may cause problems with your code if you setting things equal to integers or checking integer values for equivalence, because the float will (i'm pretty sure) never exactly equal the int you may be expecting.

HTH