I updated my Groov RIO to firmware 4.0.0, but now I can’t install MariaDB. The line “sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start” responds with "command not found."Should I consider making any changes?
I updated my Groov RIO to firmware 4.0.0, but now I can’t install MariaDB. The line “sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start” responds with "command not found."Should I consider making any changes?
I’m looking in to this.
Are you following the steps on developer.opto22.com? That’s what I’ll be basing my tests off so I want to be sure we’re on the same page.
Due to the changes to the kernel with firmware 4.0 the service manager has switched from init.d
to systemd
, so the instructions on the dev site will need updating.
I wanted to run through it myself first, and it looks like I’ve got it working on my end — instead of sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start
use:
sudo systemctl start mysqld
Can you try that on your system?
Thank you torchard, it installed successfully.
Thanks for coming back to confirm!
For anyone that searches this thread up down the line, I found this overview and command list for systemd pretty helpful: Manage Systemd Services with systemctl on Linux