Remove it from your /User/username/Library/Preference Panes. The go to
the install DMG and doubleclick on it. It should install
automatically.
On 6/10/06, bbqtree [email protected] wrote:
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i am running tiger 10.4.6 on mac book pro.
i am installing MySQL 4.1 package for OS X PPC preferance pane.
when i try to start the mysql pref pane a windows pops up saying
“preference error You cannot open MySQL preferences pane on this
computer. Contact the developer of this software for a newer version.”
unknown wrote:
a bit more information might be helpful -
- hardware config
- OS version
- mysql version (and architecture)
what does the console say after you attempt to load the preference pane?
bingo.
you have an x86 machine and installed the ppc version of mysql - it
would be
run through rosetta which really isn’t what you want. it sounds as
though
the preference pane (built for ppc) isn’t rosetta savvy.
i would recommend grabbing a native (x86 compiled) version of mysql,
building your own by hand or using darwinports (which builds from
source).
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html
hey mr.unknown thanks!..
since now mysql is installed in usr/local, all i have to do is delete
the mysql folder and reinstall the proper version?
unknown wrote:
bingo.
you have an x86 machine and installed the ppc version of mysql - it
would be
run through rosetta which really isn’t what you want. it sounds as
though
the preference pane (built for ppc) isn’t rosetta savvy.
i would recommend grabbing a native (x86 compiled) version of mysql,
building your own by hand or using darwinports (which builds from
source).
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html
please disregard, i went on google and found the command line that shows
hidden files and folders in finder. went to usr/local and just moved all
the mysql stuff to thrash. downloaded the proper version and reinstalled
everything. preference pane is working now. thanks all who responded.
now i will attempt my first rails app.
bbqtree wrote:
hey mr.unknown thanks!..
since now mysql is installed in usr/local, all i have to do is delete
the mysql folder and reinstall the proper version?
unknown wrote:
bingo.
you have an x86 machine and installed the ppc version of mysql - it
would be
run through rosetta which really isn’t what you want. it sounds as
though
the preference pane (built for ppc) isn’t rosetta savvy.
i would recommend grabbing a native (x86 compiled) version of mysql,
building your own by hand or using darwinports (which builds from
source).
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html
sure, assuming there isn’t anything other than your mysql install in
your
/usr/local folder you could delete it in full. i think it installs into
a
subdirectory though, you might be able to get away with only deleting
/usr/local/mysql*