On 6/28/05, Adam Majer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 1. Backup all databases. `man mysqldump` will help you here
Definitely. I was also planning to just backup the binary db files in hopes I can just drop them into MySQL 4.1. > 2. Upgrade to 4.1 > 3. Purge 4.0 (a little while back this step used to remove the databases > for 4.1 as well, but it should be fixed now). Can I switch steps 2 & 3? Synaptic wants to Remove 4.0 before installing 4.1. > 4. You may need to run /usr/bin/mysql_fix_privilege_tables. On second > though, you probably should run that script :) That's the sort of information I wanted to know about! Thanks! I tried finding documentation on how to do this upgrade, but no one else in Debian-land seems to care much about the difference between 4.0/4.1. Thanks again for the help! michael
