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which mysql shows /usr/bin/mysql- does this mean mysql installed in usb?

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Hello.  I installed mysql to create a central library for all posters, fanart, and to have stop/ resume capability synced across all devices.  After running xbmc, the posters and fan art are very slow to load, more often than not, it doesn't load.  I wonder why this is the case.  Could this be related to my subject?  mysql installed in thumbdrive? 

/usr/bin is normally in RAM, so anything under it would not necessarily survive a server restart.

 

It might be worth running the command

ls -l /usr/bin/mysql

to see if that has been set up as a symbolic link to somewhere else.

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Hello.  Typing the command returns -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3100972 2013-02-26 04:40 /usr/bin/mysql*.

 

Does this mean it's not being saved?

Hello.  Typing the command returns -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3100972 2013-02-26 04:40 /usr/bin/mysql*.

 

Does this mean it's not being saved?

Not sure what that '*' at the end means  :-\ , but I would think that unless special action is being taken when the system closes down then there is a danger that is the case.  I guess the thing to do is try it out!

Hello.  Typing the command returns -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3100972 2013-02-26 04:40 /usr/bin/mysql*.

 

Does this mean it's not being saved?

Not sure what that '*' at the end means  :-\ , but I would think that unless special action is being taken when the system closes down then there is a danger that is the case.  I guess the thing to do is try it out!

 

The "*" simply means that it is an executable binary.  I would guess you are running unmenu or something like it.  This will run "installpkg" at boot time and it copies all the binaries, libraries etc to their correct places.  All goes away when you reboot.  Unmenu allows you to choose "re-install" on reboot which does this install every time the system boots so it looks like it is persistent.

 

I am running mysql via unmenu on my unRaid server to share a centralized database for Xbmc, too.  It works perfectly as far as I can tell.  Not slow at all.  Which Xbmc version are you running?  I am running 12.1 (Frodo).

 

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