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We have a 4.1 installation with PHP 5.3. The current PHP install uses MySQL, not MySQLi. I need to enable MySQLi to support a new application. Our hosting company says this will entail recompiling PHP and Apache to enable this.
Will this completely break our CiviCRM install?
In my case it did not break CiviCRM (4.6.9 at the time). In fact, CiviCRM recently made a blog post suggesting the same upgrade in preparation for future versions.
Edit: a link to said blog post: https://civicrm.org/blog/totten/psa-please-verify-php-extension-mysqli
