SyncDB w/ MySQL - Has anyone seen an error like this?

When running syncdb, I am getting an unusual error. I'm using Django 1.5.1 and a relatively recent version of MariaDB on Arch. I am using some pre-existing tables which I've built Models around. The error is:

DatabaseError: (1005, "Can't create table '<db name censored>.#sql-1e51_2be' (errno: 150)")

Running syncdb a second time seems to finish out the process without error.

Searching around hasn't really helped tremendously. At least, I'm not looking in the right place.

At first glance, I thought that maybe this was some weird table name. After some further thinking, does this hash symbol represent something in MySQL land? Perhaps an index? Perhaps literally implemented as a hash table? haha

I tried to debug it. I figured if I could get ahold of the SQL produced by syncdb and run it manually then the RDBMS might give me some more verbose output.

Unfortunately, I have my project broken up into quite a few modules (apps) and have no idea how the syncdb command goes about chaining the various "sqlall <appname>" dumps I can produce. I know with indexes in particular, order is important.

So, any clue as to what might be going on or how to dig in deeper? Thanks.

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