Ditto.
[1] Make a alias (soft link) called mysql in /usr/local/ that points to your mysql installation (it will likely be in /usr/local/ and called something like mysql-5.0.77-osx10.5-x86). In Terminal:
Code:
ln -s /usr/local/mysql-5.0.77-osx10.5-x86/ mysql
[2] Use the preference panel to start mysql.
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If you have a Time Machine backup prior to upgrading:
[1] Navigate to /usr/local/
[2] Choose Enter Time Machine from the Time Machine icon in the menu bar.
[3] Restore the mysql alias from the last backup you took prior to upgrading to Snow Leopard.
[4] Use the preference panel to start mysql.
It appears that when Snow Leopard upgrades from Leopard it removes this alias.