mr_sonicblue
Registered
OK, here's the binary:
http://www.heatware.com/Files/mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
Please DO NOT TRY THIS unless ALL of you important files are backed up. Although I can tell you I'm not trying to so so, I'm not responsible if this sends your computer into a flaming spiral of death. That said, here's how to use it:
- download the above file to /usr/local
- log into root
- use these commands to install it:
gunzip mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
tar xvf mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
rm mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
- use these commands to run it:
cd /usr/local/mysql
./bin/safe_mysqld
That should start it up just fine. BUT, On my computer I am unable to get the daemon to shutdown (with 'mysqladmin shutdown' or force quitting with the process app) but things like 'mysqladmin reload' work fine.
The only testing I've done is setting up permissions and creating databases as root with 'mysql' and creating tables and inserting data as a normal user with both 'mysql' and a PHP4 interface running from local Apache so don't be surprised if anything else causes the daemon to crash.
I --> DID <-- get compile errors when 'make; make install'ing the binary, but I used the ignore (-i) switch to bypass them.
Good luck!
http://www.heatware.com/Files/mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
Please DO NOT TRY THIS unless ALL of you important files are backed up. Although I can tell you I'm not trying to so so, I'm not responsible if this sends your computer into a flaming spiral of death. That said, here's how to use it:
- download the above file to /usr/local
- log into root
- use these commands to install it:
gunzip mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
tar xvf mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
rm mysql-3.23.24-beta-powerpc-apple-darwin1.2.tar.gz
- use these commands to run it:
cd /usr/local/mysql
./bin/safe_mysqld
That should start it up just fine. BUT, On my computer I am unable to get the daemon to shutdown (with 'mysqladmin shutdown' or force quitting with the process app) but things like 'mysqladmin reload' work fine.
The only testing I've done is setting up permissions and creating databases as root with 'mysql' and creating tables and inserting data as a normal user with both 'mysql' and a PHP4 interface running from local Apache so don't be surprised if anything else causes the daemon to crash.
I --> DID <-- get compile errors when 'make; make install'ing the binary, but I used the ignore (-i) switch to bypass them.
Good luck!