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I have a mysql database on the disk of an older non-bootable Linux (Bananian) that I can mount. Is there a way to access and dump this (old) mysql database, so I can reimport it on a different machine?
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I have a mysql database on the disk of an older non-bootable Linux (Bananian) that I can mount. Is there a way to access and dump this (old) mysql database, so I can reimport it on a different machine?
mysql
put on hold as off-topic by guiverc, karel, Zanna, N0rbert, pomsky Nov 22 at 3:47
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If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. Inmy.ini
change thedatadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
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Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'dfile
[the database] and see if you can get any version info
– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40
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I have a mysql database on the disk of an older non-bootable Linux (Bananian) that I can mount. Is there a way to access and dump this (old) mysql database, so I can reimport it on a different machine?
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I have a mysql database on the disk of an older non-bootable Linux (Bananian) that I can mount. Is there a way to access and dump this (old) mysql database, so I can reimport it on a different machine?
mysql
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put on hold as off-topic by guiverc, karel, Zanna, N0rbert, pomsky Nov 22 at 3:47
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put on hold as off-topic by guiverc, karel, Zanna, N0rbert, pomsky Nov 22 at 3:47
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – guiverc, karel, Zanna, N0rbert, pomsky
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. Inmy.ini
change thedatadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
1
Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'dfile
[the database] and see if you can get any version info
– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40
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If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. Inmy.ini
change thedatadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
1
Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'dfile
[the database] and see if you can get any version info
– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40
If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. In
my.ini
change the datadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. In
my.ini
change the datadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
1
1
Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'd
file
[the database] and see if you can get any version info– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40
Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'd
file
[the database] and see if you can get any version info– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40
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If the versions match (enough), you can mount the drive on a working machine that runs MySQL. In
my.ini
change thedatadir
parameter to point to the old data, and start the server.– Jos
Nov 21 at 8:39
1
Possible off-topic question. Bananian & Debian are not Ubuntu, nor official flavors of Ubuntu, and you have made no reference at all to Ubuntu. Your question possibly should have been asked on SE's Unix & Linux Q&A site. I'd
file
[the database] and see if you can get any version info– guiverc
Nov 21 at 8:40