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I downloaded the MySQL Community Server 8.0.26 for the MBP with the Apple M1 chip
(mysql-8.0.26-macos11-arm64.dmg)
When I run the installer it "stops responding" and I have to force quit it. The x86 version install works fine but my MBP can't seem to use it.
How do I get MySQL Community Server 8.0.26 for the MBP with the Apple M1 chip to work?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.4
Contact the MySQL developer for assistance, and/or an updated version that may work. Determine if their arm64 build was tested with Big Sur 11.4 and later, or if there are earlier Big Sur version constraints.
Contact the MySQL developer for assistance, and/or an updated version that may work. Determine if their arm64 build was tested with Big Sur 11.4 and later, or if there are earlier Big Sur version constraints.
These are fellow user-supported public communities, and Apple's product development teams do not participate here. Yes, one of our peers may have successfully installed the arm64 version of MySQL 8.0.26, but you might be waiting longer for them to see this post, or decide if they will respond, than waiting for MySQL to reply. Time will tell…
I got my answer from MySQL, "We can't help you because you are not subscribed to the help desk." It costs a minimum of $2000 to buy that privilege! That's want it would cost me to report a bug in an Open Source application. You got to love Oracle!
I kept on searching and found the MySQL bug database
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=104439
They are working on it.
I did contact MySQL and I'm waiting for a reply. I thought that maybe some Apple developer had some info because I could find nothing on Google.
Believable for Oracle. The original helical experience.
mysql install on mbp apple m1 chip
