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What the hell does the error log say?

Seriously you guys.... This whole Mac / Microsoft war is getting old... I use all flavors of Linux. I have a reliable Mac OSX10 macbook that rocks with video editing,games,photoshop,quick terminal session to my linux servers, etc. I just installed Window 8 and removed the shitty MetroUI and it's surprisingly fast, and it's really growing on me. (and.. I have 3 Ford vehicles with MS Sync) they work just fine. There is soooo much more to argue about in this God forsaken world, then this outdated OS war.

http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/1518-trouble-with-your-trinity-install-readme-1st-faqs/

Signature errors usually mean, re-installing. Your VC executables are crashing http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/7301455d-e567-4468-aa0a-2dbaef532d9b/error-installing-vc-or-vc-express-editions ...and Paradox is right, this really isn't a TC problem.

Wrong thing to say bro... TC community does not support public servers

Little confused are you stating what to do? or asking for help? Bcuz that is the wrong way to do it. Also, if you have a problem loading openssl on Ubuntu, google it. It's like 4 steps.

Just look online. mysql > use <database>; <-- selects the database to import into source <path to file>; <-- the path of the sql file you want to import.

Did you even remove the old MySQL directory? Once it was upgraded, CMake might still be looking at the old directory

Adding to what Guybrush stated... Iv'e always imported from command line. I've been told otherwise (no idea why), but I have NEVER had a problem.

You can, Change ...<your project source>/cmake/macros/FindMySQL.cmake

@Exonomix It's stating that you have version 5.1. Open up a Windows console and type "mysql -v" EDIT: Correction Apparently this was changed with newer version of mysql for Windows Go into mysql in a windows console and type SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "%version%";

At least your posts don't get deleted

Yes, Sorry you are French... What revision are you using?

I also like the repaste of the OP. Thats why I wait and see how for a post will go when they stumble over there own repack.

It's pretty difficult to get help in the future when you insult. Not to mention you were the one that made the mistake in the first place.

openssl much? http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/How-to_Win#How-to_Win-SoftwareRequired

1>-- WARNING - Continuing anyway - note that the versionstring will be set to 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (Archived) It's difficult to judge when git is not installed properly.

You can choose to "update" a 2 year old core which will be harder than to just start with a newer core and DB. We all have answered your question, what type of answer are you looking for?

You started yesterday with a 2011 version. So... yes.. call this an update

You need to read this again and do it! It will not take long to start over from scratch and read the guide.

Iv'e had to go back and do the same for other "patches"

+Camp You are missing the important part. The top of the log that shows the revision.

To add to Guybrush.. follow the Redhat, not Debian... in case you didn't know CentOS platform.

Are you serious? I had a Hell of a time upgrading my MySQL DB on Linux. On my Windows box, I did it in 3 steps, no data loss. Well Murk425, since a developer isn't willing to help you or at least point you in the right direction. The best thing to do is backup the DB first. Upgrading it on Windows is pretty straight forward, just be sure to use the same password and root user, if you change it during the upgrade process you will have problems. Windows 1. Backup your DB first. 2. Shutdown MySQL service (if running) 3. Upgrade your Windows MySQL 4. Import the data (SQLs) back in. Note: For any Linux users out there struggling, I created a Repo because of the nightmare I had to go through... that will get any version of MySQL you have to 5.5+ using Remi. Same basic steps by backing up the DB, upgrade, than "source"ing the data back in. PM me if you need assistance, its a very long tutorial.

It's Windows... How hard is it to upgrade MySQL ?