Please note that InnoDB is included as from MySQL 4.0 in the "standard"
release. So the easiest way to use InnoDB would be to grab a RPM or
binary distribution and install it on your system. No need to compile
one yourself then.
However, if for some reasons you must have 3.x or are on a not supported
system, above answer does of course not apply (but I still would use 4.0
even if you have to compile it yourself)
/rudy
-----Original Message-----
From: azamka [mailto:azamka@stripped]
Sent: woensdag 9 juli 2003 16:27
To: mysql@stripped
Subject: mysqld max
Hi I am trying to make mysqld max so i can create innodb tables but I am
getting the following error when i run mysqld
No Variable Match for: -0 'innodb_buffer_pool_size = 40M'
./mysqld version 3.23.56 for pc-linux on i686
I am unable to figure out what to do. This shows that it reads the
my.cnf file
but how can I get rid off this error??. My computer have just 64MB ram.
Do u
think that less ram is causing this error??. Please help
thanx
Kamran
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