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Nadia - Demoinstaller on localhost with xampp

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Hello,

I can't install Nadia-Demoinstaller on my localhost with xampp. The installation keeps on running with setting up data tables.
I haven't found any solutions so far. Does anybody know what I might do wrong?

Thanks and regards,

Marek
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Excellent... thank you for sharing your solution! :)

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I found the solution:

I had to change in joomla.sql

All "ENGINE=InnoDB" to "ENGINE=MyIsam"

and

in ini.php I had to set memory limit to 256M

in order to make sampel data installation work.
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Hi Marek

Using the same database details (username/password/prefix) are you having similar issues with other demo installers or even the default Joomla installer?

I just tested the Nadia demo installer locally and seems to work fine so doesn't appear to be any problems with the installer itself.

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