innodb_dedicated_server = 1 with VM with 2GB of RAM causes startup to fail #334
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… file If the VM has 2GB of RAM, and you use the innodb_dedicated_server = 1 declaration, then the server fails to boot as it only creates a single log file. This is because the current code doesn't cater for when the automatic buffer pool size is set to 1GB. The amended code ensures that at least 2 log files are created.
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This is a fix for bug #103291 |
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If the VM has 2GB of RAM, and you use the innodb_dedicated_server = 1 declaration, then the server fails to boot as it only creates a single log file.
This is because the current code doesn't cater for when the automatic buffer pool size is set to 1GB.
The amended code ensures that at least 2 log files are created.