Hi all,
Had MySQL 32bit Intel running on my original MacMini Core Duo ( that's Core Duo, NOT Core 2 Duo ) for some years. The Mac Mini was running various versions of Leopard client ( OSX 10.5 ). I upgraded MySQL successfully a number of times from 5.0.20x to eventually land at 5.0.85 as the last successful MySQL upgrade - I was using InnoDB as the engine. MySQL ran just peachy for at least 4 years ...
Last week I took the plunge and updgraded my little MacMini to Snow Leopard Client ( OSX 10.6 ), and downloaded the 32bit version of Community Server 5.1.51.
And after all manner of upgrades, even clean from-the-ground-up installs ( removing certificates, clearing out install p-lists, removing earlier versions, removing my.cnf from etc, etc etc ) I simply can't get MySQL to start up on the Mac Mini.
The important thing to note about this mini is it's NOT a 64 bit machine, it's the Core Duo Machine, the pre-cursor to the Core 2 Duo:
I suspect I'm either doing something totally stupid ( I know permissions are a big deal, so I cleaned everything out and started again ) or it's just that Snow Leopard & the earlier Core Duo 1.66 Mac Mini with MySQL simply can't work together.
If anybody's heard anything along these lines, please let me know.
Thanks
Charlie
Had MySQL 32bit Intel running on my original MacMini Core Duo ( that's Core Duo, NOT Core 2 Duo ) for some years. The Mac Mini was running various versions of Leopard client ( OSX 10.5 ). I upgraded MySQL successfully a number of times from 5.0.20x to eventually land at 5.0.85 as the last successful MySQL upgrade - I was using InnoDB as the engine. MySQL ran just peachy for at least 4 years ...
Last week I took the plunge and updgraded my little MacMini to Snow Leopard Client ( OSX 10.6 ), and downloaded the 32bit version of Community Server 5.1.51.
And after all manner of upgrades, even clean from-the-ground-up installs ( removing certificates, clearing out install p-lists, removing earlier versions, removing my.cnf from etc, etc etc ) I simply can't get MySQL to start up on the Mac Mini.
The important thing to note about this mini is it's NOT a 64 bit machine, it's the Core Duo Machine, the pre-cursor to the Core 2 Duo:
I suspect I'm either doing something totally stupid ( I know permissions are a big deal, so I cleaned everything out and started again ) or it's just that Snow Leopard & the earlier Core Duo 1.66 Mac Mini with MySQL simply can't work together.
If anybody's heard anything along these lines, please let me know.
Thanks
Charlie