Um, your are going to have to source the database again. You said you "X'ed" out of it which means that you stoped it before it was done. I gave a rough estimate on 30 min becuase that was a little more than what it took me to source it in. I have a Core 2 Duo so it might move through a boat load faster than a older P4 or even PIII or AMD equivilant. I would suggest that you go into Mysql Admin, look at the database that you made, right click on it and then go to something like Drop or Delete and then start back with the sourcing of the database, but this time let it run until it stops and says
As far as database structure goes you want it to look like this,
C:\EqEmu
\maps\
*files with zone names
\quests\
\folders with zone names
*files with NPC names
\logs\
*files for emu like world.exe, eqemu_config.xml, ect...
\"abc"\
<- Indicates sub-directory-folder
*
<- Indicates location should show several files
It "can" run with it in sub folders, but its just more hassle than if you put it all in a folder at the lowest possible stucture. Same goes with the peq database when received from CVS, which was a error on my part in the original guide that I though I fixed in the PDF version by just saying to "Checkout" the CVS to
**C:\**
If you put anything in sub directories, I would suggest moving them, you dont have to put them where I said in the guide, but somewhere that you will at least remember them.
NOTE: Mysql will look for the files its trying to source in from your commands in whatever directory it started in. So if you start it from
C:\I love cheese, it will look for that "load_system.sql" like it was in
C:\I love cheese, so if you try to source something that isnt there, or isnt present, it will give you a error about not being found.