Hi Rajesh,
It would be more helpful if you could tell me what exactly your problem
is.
However here are some pointers:
Firstly you need JRE 1.1.6 from www.blackdown.org (please note: no other
JRE version: exactly 1.1.6 from blackdown - nothing else will work)
Follow the documentation carefully. There are steps you need to do as
root: i.e. make two new groups and at least one new user. Then you need
to do stuff as the new user who incidentally is none other than the
future dba for your installation. Make sure you follow the instructions
carefully word for word. (I think you can safely ignore the kernel
options they recommend though - for the record I am using kernel 2.2.2)
Finally from Xwindows run 'runInstaller' which is located at the top of
your cdrom tree. Please note: you have to run it from Xwindows as it
will start a java based GUI installer which needs Xwindows.
Hope that helps, as I said I can help you more if you are a *little*
more descriptive.
Meanwhile anyone out there who can help me with *my* problem?
Ishaaq
Rajesh Thiharie wrote:
>
> Hello Ishaaq
>
> I am unable to install at all. can you help by sending instruction up to
> the pint you have reached
>
> Rajesh
>
> ishaaq wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > Please reply directly to me as I am not subscribed.
> >
> > I don't know where else to ask, if you know of somewhere more
> > appropriate please inform me. The Oracle site is very unhelpful.
> >
> > I've installed Oracle8i Server for linux, installed blackdown.org's JRE
> > properly. The Database assistant GUI runs OK however the Net8 Easy
> > configurator refuses to do anything. It doesn't even give me an error
> > message! Same goes for Net assistant. Any ideas? I even reinstalled
> > Oracle. However both times the installation program warned me that there
> > wasn't enough space, however both times I chose to ignore the message
> > and everything went smoothly after that. (Actually we have 5 GB space
> > free, which is why I ignored).
> >
> > Any ideas?
> > Thanks,
> > Ishaaq
> >
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