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 MySQL 5 & W2K I'm having no luck getting MySQL 5 installed under Windows 2000 Professional. The service does not start, either automatically on bootup, or manually. Reading through the manual does not address the issue, at least that I could find. There isn't a previous version on the system - this is a brand new drive. I have MyODBC Connector 3.51 installed. Is this a known problem, or am I missing something here. I've had earlier versions working just fine. -- Amer Neely w: www.softouch.on.ca/ Perl | MySQL programming for all data entry forms. "Others make web sites. We make web sites work!"      |
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| Re: MySQL 5 & W2K Amer >I'm having no luck getting MySQL 5 installed under Windows 2000 Professional. >The service does not start, either automatically on bootup, or manually. Reading >through the manual does not address the issue, at least that I could find. From %mysql_home%\bin try running it first in a cmd window ... mysqld-nt --console --log_warnings or mysqld-nt --standalone --log_warnings Once it runs without errors, shut mysqld-nt down, eg by running mysaladmin -uroot shutdown from another cmd window, then install the service with ... mysqld-nt -- install after which it should auto-start at bootup. PB ----- Amer Neely wrote: > I'm having no luck getting MySQL 5 installed under Windows 2000 > Professional. The service does not start, either automatically on > bootup, or manually. Reading through the manual does not address the > issue, at least that I could find. > > There isn't a previous version on the system - this is a brand new > drive. I have MyODBC Connector 3.51 installed. > > Is this a known problem, or am I missing something here. I've had > earlier versions working just fine. |
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| Re: MySQL 5 & W2K Peter Brawley wrote: > Amer > > >I'm having no luck getting MySQL 5 installed under Windows 2000 > Professional. > >The service does not start, either automatically on bootup, or > manually. Reading > >through the manual does not address the issue, at least that I could > find. > > From %mysql_home%\bin try running it first in a cmd window ... > > mysqld-nt --console --log_warnings > > or > > mysqld-nt --standalone --log_warnings > > Once it runs without errors, shut mysqld-nt down, eg by running > > mysaladmin -uroot shutdown > > from another cmd window, then install the service with ... > > mysqld-nt -- install > > after which it should auto-start at bootup. > > PB Hi Peter, and thanks for the quick reply. I managed to get it installed and running - it seems to be very flaky depending on which config wizard options are chosen. This time I got asked which port to use - that had never appeared before. But now I'm trying to point it to a different data dir. In my.ini I have datadir="I:/mysql/data/" which I've also copied to c:\ When I try to restart the service from control panel, it throws an error: Error 1067. The process terminated unexpectedly. -- Amer Neely w: www.softouch.on.ca/ Perl | MySQL programming for all data entry forms. "Others make web sites. We make web sites work!" |
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| Re: MySQL 5 & W2K - SOLVED Peter Brawley wrote: > Amer > > >I'm having no luck getting MySQL 5 installed under Windows 2000 > Professional. > >The service does not start, either automatically on bootup, or > manually. Reading > >through the manual does not address the issue, at least that I could > find. > > From %mysql_home%\bin try running it first in a cmd window ... > > mysqld-nt --console --log_warnings > > or > > mysqld-nt --standalone --log_warnings > > Once it runs without errors, shut mysqld-nt down, eg by running > > mysaladmin -uroot shutdown > > from another cmd window, then install the service with ... > > mysqld-nt -- install > > after which it should auto-start at bootup. > > PB I finally got MySQL server running but I'm afraid I did a trouble-shooting no-no: I changed 2 things at once. First, I went back to 5.0.21 instead of 5.0.41. And when I changed my.ini to point to a different data dir, instead of 'restarting' the service from control panel, I stopped, then started it. Voila! -- Amer Neely w: www.softouch.on.ca/ Perl | MySQL programming for all data entry forms. "Others make web sites. We make web sites work!" |
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