RN104 Stuck on booting 99% mysql.service

[Kiptanoi_New]

Ok, I tried 6.10.9, 6.10.8, 6.9.0, and after I updated my sources.list each time.

And each time first try to install from nas gui, and upload app files, but mysql server never worked. So I find a guide how to do it from SSH, so I tried this after each firmware installation after I updated my sources.list each time

apt-get update

apt upgrade

apt-get install mysql-server

 But it never worked with those newer firmwares.

Then I installed firmware 6.8.1, updated my source.list

and run those commands again via SSH, and now I have fully function mysql server running, and a fully function NAS for my needs working.

It took all day to fix this 😛

Anyway, one last question...
If I..... By misstake press the button to update the firmware inside nas gui.

what will then happend to mysql server?

will it still be there? Or deleted?

In this old firmware, I dont have any checkboxes to uncheck on firmware updates and firmware checks..... Can I via SHH command tell my NAS to never check after firmware updates? How would that command look like in that case?

@StephenB Big thanks to you for your time and help.

[Kiptanoi_New]

Anyone knows?

If I..... By misstake press the button to update the firmware inside nas gui.

what will then happend to my current mysql server?

Will it still be there? Or deleted?

Is press update the same as install os from USB?

[StephenB]

It won't be deleted, but there is a chance that a library update will break it.

[Kiptanoi_New]

What is a library update? 

When is library update happening?

[StephenB]

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@Kiptanoi_New wrote:

What is a library update? 

When is library update happening?

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Various linux libraries are often updated as part of the firmware update.

[Kiptanoi_New]

I don't understand this, why cant I just have a updated OS and running mysql server at the same time? What is the problem? And why can I not have a updated OS and have mysql server at the same time?

And what is the latest OS I can run mysql server on?

[StephenB]

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@Kiptanoi_New wrote:

And what is the latest OS I can run mysql server on?

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Only way to find out is to update the firmware and see if it still works.