If anyone is having problems with corrupted files on Windows machines with drives > 137GB, the culprit is likely a copy of the Intel Accelerator software if you happen to have it installed. The Intel Accelerator will corrupt files when it writes to sectors beyond 137gb. Intel has an update out but I uninstalled the old version and the problem went away. Good riddance.

This problem applies not only to MySQL databases, but files in general. So my advice is to uninstall Intel Accelerator and leave it uninstalled. I spent a couple of weeks trying to figure out why applications writing to my new 200gb drive would produce files that couldn't be opened or verified when the drive was filling up. There are no error messages or warnings of any kind. The files just get corrupted. Thanks a lot Intel. :-(

Mike


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