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on my subject, there are several similar questions and answers, but all of them doesn't help

MariaDb installated on a Raspberry Pi was running now more than 3 years. Unfortunately I had a power-supply-break and after new start I had the problem with a not "clean" unmounted SSD (MySql-Data). I tried to solve the problem using by removing the directory "mysql-data" (rm .rf /mnt/myData/mysql-data) - this had worked in a previous case, but not now

maybe somebody can help me to findout a way? thanks in advance Max journal -xe

Max Müller
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I had the problem with a not "clean" unmounted SSD (MySql-Data)

The warning (not error) message I see in your screenshot is:

Setting lower_case_table_names=2 because filesystem for /mnt/Phaselis_1/mysql-data is case insensitive

Programs usually don't stop on warning messages so this one is a bit weird.

What filesystem is this? Please run mount | grep /mnt/Phaselis_1/mysql-data and paste the output here.

After a power outage it might make sense to run a fsck.ext4 /dev/your-device-file, provided your filesystem is ext4.

Please also provide the logs from /var/log/syslog or journalctl or /var/log/mysql/*log

I tried to solve the problem using by removing the directory "mysql-data" (rm .rf /mnt/myData/mysql-data) - this had worked in a previous case, but not now.

/mnt/myData/mysql-data is not the same directory, or the same mount point, as /mnt/Phaselis_1/mysql-data. Are you talking about the same disk / device?

This sounds like you deleted all of the mysql data - is that correct? As in, you want to install mariadb-server from scratch and get rid of all the old data?

fmueller
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