Dan Sully;139206 Wrote: > * abagos shaped the electrons to say... > > >directory (normally you pass this with an option), and uses it as a > >configuration file for the mysqld instance it starts. Don't edit > this, > >it is overwritten every time. Instead, edit the file "my.tt" in the > >SlimServer/MySQL directory and comment out the line > >"inno_db_fast_shutdown=1". You'll get a warning in the log about > >missing Inno_DB support but it starts anyway. > > > >I guess an expert could comment on what effect this change may have. > >For me it works but keep in mind that I have a small library. > > You shouldn't disable InnoDB support. Please get a copy of MySQL that > supports InnoDB. All modern MySQL versions (4.1.x and above) support > InnoDB > by default unless it was explictly compiled out. > > -D > -- > <dr.pox> wtf? a garbled dingbat makes java switch to DWIM?
Is there something that makes Inno_DB support completely necessary? The NSLU2 is a hardware with limited resources, therefore the available package of MySQL was compiled without Inno_DB support. I can still try to compile and install MySQL on my own, however I would like to avoid it. Actually for most people this would mean that we will not be able to use the NSLU2 as a slimserver in the future. -- abagos Alexandros Bagos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ abagos's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2285 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=26723 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
