* abagos shaped the electrons to say...
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.
Locking & real transactions are the main things, table constraints are secondary. MySQL silently turns InnoDB tables into MyISAM tables if InnoDB is not available, which is why commenting out the innodb config line works. -D -- <weezyl> $6.66: The Value Meal of the Beast. _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
