mysql_fetch_row win32 to Linux

Hi everybody, I have some scripts running on win32 Apache mySQL and they all run great. I have copied the entire application to my Linux box which I think I have running pretty smoothly now. The database is there and I can access it just fine etc etc. Here is the hitch (there's always a hitch) I can't get PHP to retrieve my data after a SELECT query. I know the query works simply by setting and displaying flags. It seems to choke on mysql_fetch_row. Here is an example. Here is a snippet I have written $myquery = "SELECT * FROM xpackage"; print "<p>myquery = $myquery</p>"; $myresult = mysql_query($myquery); while($myrowz = mysql_fetch_row($myresult)){ print "<p>" . $myrowz[0] . "</p>"; } On the win32 box (identical snippet and identical db on both machines) I get this back myquery = SELECT * FROM xpackage 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 115 114 127 126 111 125 On the Linux box I get this myquery = SELECT * FROM xpackage Warning: Supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /path to page with error/default.php on line 5 Line 5 is this part while($myrowz = mysql_fetch_row($myresult)){ I am at a total loss, I have not seen anywhere stating that mysql_fetch_row is depreciated, does anybody have anything to add to this to help me out?