I was using phpMyAdmin to do some user management and since it was fairly slow, decided to try upgrading my mysql.users and mysql.db tables to InnoDB format. It seems however that this is a "bad thing" as mysql told me when it refused to restart. I've recovered the users table from a backup but had to use the default (empty) db table for now. Is there any way to have the InnoDB handler read the db table under a different name?
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