Rajul,
If disk space is a problem why did you install VMWare and SUse - it
should be easier to run MySQL directly on Windows. If you are using a
viurtual machine then the VMWare installation, SUSE and then MySQL is
going to take a lot more space.
At this point I would use SQLite just to get started - it has all the
features that you would find in a MySQL installation and is great for
development work - I do my development on Windows XP with SQLite then
deploy to a linux box runing PostgreSQL with no problems at all. Using
linux and a production level database is not necessary to run Django
locally. That would eliminate all your problems in one go and allow you
to get started with your first project. After that you can try MySQL
once you are more familiar with Django and understand you needs better.
Regards,
Stuart
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