On Wed, 9 May 2001 09:34:05 +0200, Kent Damgaard wrote:
Hi There
After running mySQL on my Win2000 machine for a couple of weeks I
decided to install it on my
NT 4 box as well, but ran into a bit of a problem that I hope someone
knows a way around.
When installing you get a message saying that if you install anywhere
else than on drive c you have to put a file on drive c that points
to
the actual installation.
My problem is, that when the machine is booted up with NT, I cannot
read/write my c drive (It's formatted for FAT32 for use with Win95).
Is there any way to get mySQL running on a machine that has no
(readable) c-drive ?
Regards
Kent Damgaard
As far as I know, thats not possible. I suggest you move your disks around in NT
(not the system partition, but the others), so that either your mysql drive
becomes C, or you have another drive as C that you can write to from NT.
Re,
Egil
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