I have tried to enable the mysql-support in ROOT, but it seems to fail. The /usr/local/lib/root doesnt contain a mysql.so-file anyway. Im using FC5 and ROOT v5.10
I configured it like this:
./configure --enable-mysql --with-mysql-libdir=/usr/lib/mysql/ --with-mysql-incdir=/usr/include/mysql/ --enable-rpath --enable-qt --enable-table --enable-minuit2 --enable-mathcore --enable-mathmore --disable-krb5 --disable-ldap --disable-xrootd
and it compiled without errors. But why doesnt it produce a mysql-library?
ok, so your installation produces a mysql.so? My installation doesnt work if I remove the configure options (as reported in a couple of other threads). But is root 5.11 working on FC5 (without tweeking)?
Peter
[quote=“musinsky”]on my machine (FC5, default mysql installation) and ROOT_v5.11.06
use simple ./configure (with default ROOT preferences)