Never mind; I got it solved. The installation created duplicate tables -- with uppercase names! Whoops didn't see that coming! If there's anything that bugs me about C++ and Linux, it's case sensitivity. Setting the lower_case_table_names MySQL variable to 1 (the default for Windows installations) eliminated the problem. Also, 3 of the tables didn't copy either because they were InnoDB tables instead of MyISAM tables. I just recreated them and re-added the 5 records. I think I'm all set. Thanks!
Shane
