Starting MySQL on boot

[erik]

Hello,

I still didn't manage to send a reply to a post in the newsgroup. I see 
no reply option and so my answers appear as separate threats in the 
newgroup. Any suggestion is welcome.

I think this the answer to your question about starting mysql at 
startup:
- login as root
- open a console
- type setup
- choose "system services"
- choose "mysql" out of the options (by pressing the space bar)
- press tab until "OK" is highlited
- press "return"
- press "tab" twice and give a return
- coming back in the console you can type "reboot" and your ppc wil 
restart
- during this restart mysqld will startup

I hope this helps

With friendly regards Erik de Wild

Chuck Nodine heeft op zaterdag, 10 jan 2004 om 19:34 (Europe/Amsterdam) 
het volgende geschreven:

> I'm having difficulty getting MySQL to start up when the computer
> starts.
>
> I can start mysqld without any trouble by simply typing
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld start
>
> However, if I try to start mysql using the safe_mysqld script, it hangs
> and never starts and the script never seems to finish.
>
> I'm kind of a newbie at all this.
>
> I installed MySQL on Mac OS X and everything just worked. I'm a little
> confused about what's going on with Yellow Dog.
>
> Computer info: iMac Rev B, 196Mb RAM, YDL 3.0.1 with no MacOS
> installed,   MySQL 3.23.54.
> -- 
> Chuck Nodine <cnodine@carolina.rr.com>
>
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