At least, I can't think of any other reason there could be an "illegal instruction" exception. SO it appears that there is a bad copy of the client program "mysql" in the official download package for MacOS. It has the same cksum(1) as the installed one, and behaves the same. I used the tool "Pacifist" to open the MacOS Installer package and extract just the mysql binary. I successfully created a simple table in the test database and wrote/read a few records. I installed the third-party GUI MySQL clients "Sequel Pro" and "Querious." Both of them can connect to the database at 127.0.0.1. (mariadb/server/bin/perror tells me that means: "Old database file," which is strange, coming from a new installation.) I tried running other utilities in /usr/local/mariadb/server/bin, and got a similar message, probably because they are mostly shell script wrappers around mysql. Then I tried to run mysql from the shell, and I get "Illegal Instruction: 4" and a shell return code of 132.
#Querious mac install
Sh: line 1 : 1580 Illegal instruction: 4 '/usr/local/mariadb/server/bin/mysql' -no-defaults -help 2 >& 1 > /dev/ nullįATAL ERROR: Can 't execute ' /usr/local/mariadb/server/bin/mysql'įiguring that the physical install succeeded, but initialization scripts failed, I manually followed the instructions in INSTALL_BINARY, and I manually ran "./bin/mysqld_safe -user=mysql &"
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