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Hi!
I am having a problem installing 'any Oracle' product on linux.
after mounting the software CD , the cdrom
device is not displayed in output of "df -k"
(but ls -alt /cdrom shows the files)
and the files have ownership of some numeric.
This disallows the user (oracle ) to run the runInstaller program.
Another problem is I am having problems
installing IAS8i on linux.
the runInstaller simply gives coredump.
Can someone help me with the 'java part' (like java installation,java_home,class_path settings etc...)
Thanks a lot..
Why is linux (redhat 6.2 2 CPUs oracle 8.1.7 running on Compaq) make use of one processor at time.
Is it a kernel problem ? or An Oracle problem ?
Any suggestion will be very nice :- )
Thanks
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Author: Rachid Moutawakkil
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From: "Rachid Moutawakkil" <r.moutawakkil_at_sicodex.co.ma>
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2000 22:18:42 -0000
Subject: RE: Linux Enhancements
Hi the installation goes very easy for me but I installed from disk. The problem with your ownership can be avoided by mounting the cdrom for a user see mount man files for passing ownership. Or if you have enough space copy cdrom contents to some directory and change the ownership with something like: find . -exec chown oracle:oinstall {} \; the java part doesn't needs a java home etc the installer asks you for the bin directory of your java distribution
End Of ORACLE-L Digest -- Volume 2000, Number 360
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