Hello SqlFolk ;
I'm trying to install mysql the latest version of mysql (client,
server, devel, bench, shared)
on Red Hat Linux 7.0 (kernel = 2.2.16-22). After downloading the
RPMs, I get a signal
4 error on the server install and notice complaints concerning
threads. Perusing the mysql
manuals seems to suggest that upgrading the kernel to 2.4.n.n would
help. This is
unfortunately a task which is at least as complicated as reloading
the entire OS. There's
very little that's not tied up with the Linux kernel in some way.
Does anyone know of a less painful way to create an environment
using mysql
which will allow me to continue with the bit of perl/ CGI
programming I set out to
do in the first place ? If I go with some more antique version of
sql to avoid the
problem, do I stand any real chance of success ?
I hope you've had a better day than I have.
Thanks.
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