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@Clifford-Raymond I did pretty much what these guys are telling you as well. After I initially upgraded and got the errors, wayne told me to uninstall mysql and reinstall it so I did. Then he told me to update my OS, but I went a step further and went ahead and upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04. After all that finished I was still getting the problems so I re-ran the installer and it took me a couple of times to but it finally worked itself out. I can’t really point to any one thing in particular that fixed it. Even after I first got it to working it was a little buggy (couldn’t search hosts or use host menu), and if I restarted the machine I would get the errors again. So I pretty much did everything except uninstalling and reinstalling mysql a couple of times and so far it is all good. Not sure, but I hope that helps some.

@Wayne-Workman Ok it is now back to working just like it should. Thanks Wayne

Ok, nevermind. I was inadvertently installing a x86 kernel and I tried installing the x86_64 kernel and it solved the problem

I went and did a system diagnostic in my bios after you said this and it was my memory. I removed it from the slot that it was in and placed it into another slot on the MB and everything seems good to go now. Thanks for the tip.