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ok ... when there is only the x86 release out ... than i should install
it on a x86-System and not on a x86_64 System ...
this has to be said ...
sorry for the disruption ...
Hi Arno
What version of 11g you are installing?
So for only x86 version is out (http //www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/index.html) and It should be installed on x86 version of Hi Frank
Difficult to guess what went wrong in your previous attempt but I am
glad now you have successful install with SLES10 SP1.
Most of the time these symptoms occur If you don 't have proper
glHi there
has anyone installed the new oracle 11g on SLES 10 SP1 (x86_64)?
during the installation i ran into the following error
/usr/lib64/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.1.2/../../../../x86_64-suse-linHi Arun
after reading your mail I also installed "Runtime Client " on a newly setup
SLES10 with integrated SP1. Installation of Runtime Client was
successfull! "32bit Runtime Environment " was selecOn Tuesday 14 August 2007 00 55 you wrote
Just my own personal opinion i 'd rather support Suse than Red Hat. The
biggest issue for me is the ease of administration. The YaST user
interface thHello to everyone
I have been following this thread about SLES10 problems about RedHat
being preferred by dba 's/sysadmins...
Could somebody give more details on problems with Suse SLES 10? WeI don 't believe that it is 100% Oracle decision. Such things depends of
_available softwqre agreements how company position their product_. I am
pretty sure that it some point Novel have been askeI will try it today.
----- Original Message -----
From "Arun Singh " <Arun.Singh@(protected) >
To <suse-oracle@(protected) >
Sent Monday August 13 2007 9 37 AM
Subject Re [suse-oracle] Impossible tArun
actually Novell had control on this - we informed Novell about 11g plan
when it was time -
Novell was ok supporting only SLES10 - the decision has been made and at
this point we cannot changI hope Oracle management folks are listening (to customer demand).
Strange but Novell/SUSE has no control here. We love to see Oracle 11g supporting SLES9.
> > > On 8/13/2007 at 11 23 AM "Alexei_RouHere comes another problem. It 's why I argued with Novell on all 'version
1 ' explaining that they publish system of 'Open Beta ' quality as 'Release '
and so shorten life time dramatically.
SLES9 - > > > On 8/13/2007 at 5 28 AM "Frank Hagen " <frank.hagen@(protected) >
wrote
> Hello
>
> i tried to install the latest available Oracle Client (filename
> 10201_client_linux_x86_64.cpio.gzHello
i tried to install the latest available Oracle Client (filename
10201_client_linux_x86_64.cpio.gz) on an new installed SLES10-64Bit with
installed SP1. I did it as decscribed in doc "
ftp Arun Singh wrote
> We (Novell/SUSE) recommend customers to start adopting SLES10 SP1 to make it even better platform -)
OK but what about Oracle Application Server? There 's still no
certificationProblem is that adopting SLES10 makes a lot of tropubles and dont bring any
value.
Examples
- iSCSI - SLES10 missed multiport support and used tricked and very
unconvenient open-iSCSI insrtead of > > > On 8/10/2007 at 1 43 PM "Alexei_Roudnev " <Alexei_Roudnev@(protected) >
wrote
> http //download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/install.111/b32002/pre_install.h
> tm#CIHFICFD
>
> Compatibility
>http //download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/install.111/b32002/pre_install.htm#CIHFICFD
Compatibility
RHEL4 and RHEL5 (reasonable - old and solid RHEL4 and next generation
RHEL5)
Oracle Linux 4 Folks
I 'm trying to install a 2nd node on my 2 node test cluster and I
can 't seem to
get past running the root.sh script on the 2nd node. Whenever I
execute the root.sh
on the newly addeHas anyone tried to use systemtap on SUSE SLES10? I was able to run a
simple "hello world " script but I always get errors when trying to
access kernel functions. For example this script
< < <
global I am just curious. I am running (set up 1 week ago for developers) RAC cluster in development on a couple of dell 670 workstation.
One of the systems have 2 GB only (other have 4) so I configured verHello
Does anybody know when ASMLib 2.0 will be available for ia64.
(We need to migrate two Itanium servers to SLES10 with Oracle 10g R2 / RAC -
Standard Edition)
Thank you in advan
take the easy way use the crontab of root
0 4 * * 2-6 /bin/su - oracle -c "/u0/backup/scripts/hotbackup.sh "
0 6 * * 2-6 /bin/su - oracle -c "/u0/backup/scripts/cpbackup.sh "
and root will run yoHi All
I am trying to create a shell script that will restart the Listener
process in case the listener was shutdown unexpectedly .
My shell script will be run successfully once invHi Mark
There is no update to this document as this was first attempt to create one and never got finished (or validated). If you get things working and wants to contribute to improve this doc pleaSome time ago I found a strange problem with Oracle @ SLES10 (used SP1 beta
those time).
- Under a heavy load
- With Oracle Data Guard configured
- Primary database reported Async IO error on archivHi
we are running SLES9 SP3 and Oracle 10.1.0.5 with
4 GB main memory.
Box can run up to 12 GB.
Up to what main memory size is it possible to run
32 bit Oracle and 32bit SLES?
We tried 64 bit OraHi Stefan
First this is under Xen so there might we some surprises. There are no known issue on standard non-xen install.
I will start with verifying that 32-bit glibc packages (32bit Runtime envirDear SUSE Oracle list
I 'm trying to install Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 64 bit version on fully patched
(up to date) SLES 10 64 bit server (virtual machine under Xen). I 've
read the manual by Arun Singh for tHi Herman
We changed from HP DL 580 G3 to G4. Former CPU was XEON 3 66 GHz now CoreDuo2 3 00 GHz. We changed only to
have more parallel CPU-Power with more cores.
So you should a have a closer lo |
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