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Hello. I have a desktop machine and it is been installed with Ubuntu 9.04 operating system. I have upgraded the system to Ubuntu 9.10 and everything works fine and well. The problem is with MySQL application. It is not able to work well not executing properly. I have no idea why is this happening? Please help so that I can make the things to work well.
The problem that you are facing is with the application that is MYSQL. It is necessary and essential that you look out for the same. It may be that the application is been appended with some issues and it is not able to work well. So all you need to do is to get another copy of the application and then install to the system. This may work
You need to work out by making a reinstall process. This ma help you out to get the things work out well for you. Remove the application that is been installed to the system. As it is been done you then need to install the fresh new copy of the application. Restart the system after it is been done. Now look out for the thing. I hope this will then allow you to get access to the application well.
As you have upgraded the system it may be that the application is not been able to cope well with the application that you have. So it is essential that as you have upgraded the system the application should also be updated in order to get it compatible withe the system. You need to process a clean install. That may then help you to get the things work out well.
There is possibility that the application is not much compatible with the operating system that you are using now. It could be the reason as you were able to work with the application well when been working with the Ubuntu 9.05 operating system. So look out for the compatible pack from the official site. You may get to a better conclusion.
I had the similar problem but then I sorted it out by moving the database files and then installing the MySQL again with aptitude. Also you can try the following:
- Make backup copies of all my databases and renamed the /etc/mysql/my.cnf file I'd been using to /etc/mysql/my.cnf.9.04.modified
- Remove all mysql packages, including mysql-common
- Use the package manager to re-install the mysql-server package
This may work for you.