On some machines we’ve seen the database installation fail, and this causes the database to not start up properly.
A fix for this requires a few command for you to type on the terminal. This will uninstall the database, so the next install of Resolve will install it properly.
1) Stop the server
sudo /sbin/SystemStarter stop postgresql-8.4
2) Remove menu shortcuts:
sudo rm -rf /Applications/PostgreSQL 8.4
3) Remove the ini file
sudo rm -rf /etc/postgres-reg.ini
4) Removing Startup Items
sudo rm -rf /Library/StartupItems/postgresql-8.4
5) Remove the data and installed files
sudo rm -rf /Library/PostgreSQL/8.4
6) Delete the user postgres
sudo dscl . delete /users/postgres
Now, re-install Resolve, reboot, and then start Resolve.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Rohit