Marcus Westwood After the upgrade, the Linux kernel version and database have been upgraded, but the page is still the old version. Why?
Iris Li Hi, Marcus Back up the database: cp -ar /var/lib/mysql ~/mysql_bak Try to force a table schema update to repair the table: mysql_upgrade --force -uroot -p If the upgrade is successful, the repair is complete. Otherwise, proceed to the next step. Stop the database: systemctl stop mariadb Delete the corresponding MySQL table file according to the table name in the error message: rm -f /var/lin/mysql/mysql/xxxx Start the database: systemctl start mariadb Try to force a table schema update again: mysql_upgrade --force -uroot -p If the upgrade is successful, restart the database service: systemctl restart mariadb If the error persists, contact technical support for troubleshooting.