You are not executing the client command. There should be 'mysqld' in /usr/sbin in most normal installations. The command output shows it is the startup script that should be in /etc/init.d. In any case the client 'mysql' should be in /usr/bin. Check your path so that /usr/bin appears before /usr/sbin. Also, clean everything up and rerun the install. In order to play, move that command to /etc/init.d, make sure 'mysqld' is in /usr/sbin and the 'mysql' binary is in /usr/bin.
Good luck!
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