@KnightMB, thanks for sharing. ;) I'm impressed with possibilities of Raspberry Pi after seeing your configuration, I mean services you host. In meantime I migrated to MariaDB and everything works fine. ;-) If you put back your original my.cnf in its place, it should just run without any errors. I a...
I am all for open and faster, but it's a shame to pull it completely. At least they should freeze it at X.x version with some notes (move to MariaDB in the future) for example. :D So Arch Linux ARM still has a chance to avoid shame, if they decide to support a package. ;-) But, as mentioned earlier...
I can understand having a DB preference to choose between the two but to just ditch mysql completely seems a little extreme. I have quite a few Pis that are mysql database only and they work great and fast. I don't mind using another DB when time allows for testing and what not to work out any bugs...
As we can see , Arch Linux is migrating to MariaDB. The mysql package is going to be removed from official repository in a month. And how will it be about Arch Linux ARM? Do we have to migrate to MariaDB or mysql still will be supported? I'm asking about official repository, not AUR. Maybe someone o...
In my opinion, the problem lies in booting order. I mean /var/log may be written before mounting fstab entries, so file handles to logs are opened to those on SD card. And then you mount tmpfs and the system is lost. Maybe providing starting all daemons after mounting fstab entries would work. It's ...
Neither I'm not an expert. I hadn't tested it before. Also with my class 10 card seems to be a bit faster with noop. root:~# echo "deadline" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler root:~# sync root:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=1M count=128 128+0 records in 128+0 records out 134217728 bytes (134 MB) c...
As Raspberry runs by default on SD card, there should be special care of IO scheduler of that device. Unfortunately I noticed today the scheduler is set to CFQ looking into /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler. To change it do deadline I created /etc/tmpfiles.d/set_IO_scheduler.conf with such content:...