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[Amol Jadhav <amolj.1306@xxxxxxxxx>]

> From the logs, it really looks like mysql isn't started yet, which
> isn't too surprising.  As yet another quick hack, put:
>
>      /etc/init.d/mysql start
>
> before your
>
>       mysql [options] < db_dump.sql
>
> in your --exec script.

I tried the above thing but it didn't worked. Anyway, I'll try to do
it from the first boot but I wanted to reduce the boot time, since I'm
using the desired image in EC2.

Thanks for your help.

~Amol