hi,
When you want to apply patch for your db on linux, for example, 9202, it need the hangcheck module. and this module need the redhat advanced server kernel, so if you do your rac with rh8, Can you still apply the patch?
And it is beyond the support of oracle support, when you run into bug, how to deal with it?
Why not choose rhas 2.1? Just because it is a bit expensive? Compared to the price of HW and oracle license, it is just so little expense.
I suggest you use the redhat as version.I am running rac 9202 on linux as2.1, and it is perfect(though i did hit some bug and small problem).
> Joe, do you know Mike Ault? He might well be the person to talk to about
> this. I think he's been doing some work in this area.
>
> RF
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> Hello everyone, i've been quiet recently, for those of you who know what
> I've been up to class has been great, emergency medicine is really kewl.
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> Now to the oracle stuff,
>
> We're having new requirements by multiple clients to ask about RAC(not
> necessarily on linux), so a couple of us thought, we'd try to implement
> it on a few linux servers, as an experiment to see how its done, etc.
>
> I'd really not purchase RH advanced Server 2.1 and just try it on rh
> 8.0, is this even possible?, I've got like no experience on the
> clustering side of operating systems.
>
> I've searched the OTN, oracle and RH sites to not much luck.
>
> Anyone tried this on non RH AS 2.1 and just used regular RH 8.0 and if
> so are you willing to share the good/bad and otherwise of your luck with it?
>
> If there is something I missed in the docs on what I need to do to make
> it happen, point me that way and I'll be glad to read up on it.
>
> thanks, joe
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