Hi !

You don't have to manipulate the kernel...you can change the
kernel behaviour with
echo 1 > disable_cap_mlock
(look for the file disable_cap_mlock in the /proc filesystem)
and...10g works well on 9.1 :-) (perhaps you also have to
set DISALBE_HUGETBLFS, mentioned in a earlier post as well).

Bye
  Frank

> Hi,
>
> for your config it makes sense to use SuSE SLES9 with the new
> 2.6 kernel because you have > 2 GB memory.
>
> If you use Oracle in production i highly recomment SLES.
>
> The only difference i can see between SLES8 and SuSE 8.2
> is some screen banner, update procedure, some rpms missing,
> for example nedit, ddd but you can use the rpms of the pro Version.
>
> Could't test SLES9 yet.
>
> SuSE 9.1 pro and Oracle 10g does not run without kernel manipulation.
>
> kind regards,
>
> Toni
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