By the way... Since the InnoDB Storage Engine looks operational at the time mysql is restated, you should take the time to cleanup the InnoDB infrastructure.
Source => http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/1...corruption
- mysqldump the entire database instance
- reconfigure innodb from scratch
- Start over with a fresh ibdata1 file
- Empty Undo Space
- Empty Rollback Segments
- Empty Data Dictionary
- Empty List of Tablespace IDs
- Store Each InnoDB table in its own tablespace
- Configure Buffer Pool to be 4 times the Log File Size
- Perform Better Flushing of the Buffer Pool
- reload mysql data
Source => http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/1...corruption
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