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On a fresh install of MySQL on Ubuntu (assuming MySQL is being used for Mifos development only). BE CAREFUL, you can end up messing up your mysql setup. You need to understand that you have enough RAM to have MySQL on RAM. (if you are not doing anything apart from Mifos development then 3GB RAM is enough for MySQL on RAM)
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# become root, and be extra careful about the next commands sudo su stop mysql # copy the mysql data directorycpdirectory cp -rp /var/lib/mysql/ ~/ # allocate 500 MB memory for data directorymountdirectory mount -t tmpfs -o size=500M tmpfs /var/lib/mysql/ cp -rp ~/mysql/* /var/lib/mysql/ start mysql # exit root, get back to your previous login mode exit |
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