"David B. Held" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I upgraded as stated in the subject, but my databases don't > show up in mysql. The databases are still physically there, > but mysql just ignores them. Apparently, it overwrote all > my old system db data, because the users and privileges > were gone too. I installed the binary version first, hoping > that would be fast and painless. It didn't work, so I installed > the source version, and it works fine, except that my system > information is gone. > > I can add my databases back, but I can't re-create all the > tables, and I'm not sure what that would do. The only step > in the upgrade guide I didn't do was the mysql_convert_ > table_format script, because I didn't have DBD set up > on my perl installation, and had problems installing it. > Also, I wasn't sure if it was strictly necessary. > > Is there a way to get my databases and tables back? I > don't think I backed up my mysql db before upgrading > (which I obviously should have done, in retrospect).
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