If InnoDB isn't starting up on start up then navigate to the /etc folder.

In there open up with your favourite editor, the file 'my.ini' or 'my.cnf'.

Or for short:
nano /etc/my.cnf

Once you are in there search for 'skip-innodb'.

If it is there then delete the line & restart MySQL:

/sbin/service mysql restart

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Enzyme Reviewed by Enzyme on . How to enable InnoDB to start on startup If InnoDB isn't starting up on start up then navigate to the /etc folder. In there open up with your favourite editor, the file 'my.ini' or 'my.cnf'. Or for short: nano /etc/my.cnf Once you are in there search for 'skip-innodb'. If it is there then delete the line & restart MySQL: Rating: 5