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| Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1) Installation On Fedora Core 4 - A brief guide to installing Oracle 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1) on Fedora Core 4. |
Mehran said... Easy Install. Both startup & custom database. Eventhough it asks for 1.4G swap space and I had only 1+Gon P4 2.8Ghz, 1G Ram Kernel 2.6.12-1.1390_FC4smp |
Tim... said... Yes, a number of the pre-requisites can be ignored if you are just playing with the technology.Cheers Tim... |
Marius Andreiana said... Instead of two "ln -s ..." just dochkconfig --add dbora |
Gaby said... Your site is realy very interesting! |
fvillavi@yahoo.com said... Dear Tim:Thank u 4 your article. It workx OK!!! I have two little observations: 1) The Oracle SID on installation must be consistent on ./runistaller, /etc/oratab, .bash_profile and $ORA_HOME/dbs/init$SID. 2) Oracle 10 g ver 10.2.0.1.0 compressed file 10201_database_Unix32.zip when uncompressed creates a directory named. "database" not "Disk1" anymore. Thank You again, Tim |
Tim... said... Hi.I don't understand your first point. The ORACLE_SID in the article is consistently TSH1. Not sure what you mean here. I think you may be confused on your second point also. The file name you quote is not the one I used for the installation. I used 10201_database_linux32.zip, which is the linux download from OTN. When unzipped, this produces the "db/Disk1" directory, as quoted in the article. Not a "database" directory. Cheers Tim... |
Michael B said... Hi, thanks a lot for this help!Exactly on the detail level I needed. Worked 100% fine for me. |
Brian .. said... Hi, thanks very helpful.A few comments, from the current 10g R2 download 1. There is a bug in the dbstart script which you have to fix after install. It refers to /ade/vikrkuma_new/oracle which you must change to your ORACLE_HOME. 2. The current dowload 10201_database_linux32.zip does in fact create a "database" directory. # unzip -l 10201_database_linux32.zip | head Archive: 10201_database_linux32.zip Length Date Time Name -------- ---- ---- ---- 0 07-02-05 12:09 database/ ... |
Tim... said... I'll check this out, but the version of the zip file I used when I wrote this document unzipped to produce a directory called ""db/Disk1", so the article was correct at this time.Cheers Tim... |
Art said... Needed Oracle AS install on FC4, but this helps. |
Vick said... * Great documentation.* Dont overthink the steps. Just follow it with your eyes closed. I can say this because I tried to overthink a couple steps and got lost... and had to do a rollback ;) * I am building my own site with the installation and further admin steps at my college's webspace. **** Thanx Tim **** |
remi collet said... Thanks for this very-good documentation.For information : on FC4 with full updates, netca and dbca doesn't work (in the installation process) if the compat-libf2c-32 is not present. It should be added to the list. I found the solution in the FC5 draft doc. Hopes that help someone, Cordialy |
madani said said... thanks very helpfull for linux newbie |
sri said... hii m unable to unzip 10201_database_linux32.zip this file can u help me with exact commands,how to unzip this one.. thanks advance sri |
Tim... said... Hi.unzip 10201_database_linux32.zip If that doesn't work you have something wrong with your zip file. Cheers Tim... |
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