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Old 11-30-2010, 02:18 AM   #1
sushil_sk
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Oracle on RHL 8.0


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Does the RHL 8.0 version supports the Installation of Oracle 10g
 
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why would you possibly ever want to install anything on redhat 8.0?? You do know that was released 8 years ago, with a 2.4 kernel? TBH, I don't know formally that Oracle 10g wouldn't run on it, but I wouldn't expect for a second to think it'd be a good thing to do, and would doubt it would run at all. Certainly Oracle would never ever support it commercially. Don't do it.
 
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why would you possibly ever want to install anything on redhat 8.0?? You do know that was released 8 years ago, with a 2.4 kernel? Don't do it.
I agree. There is no logical reason to run a Oracle database on 8.0. That's just asking for a disaster. You can simply download CentOS 5.5 for free and that's what I run my Oracle 11g database on. Runs perfect and smooth.

I agree with everything 'acid_kewpie' said!
 
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I agree with everything 'acid_kewpie' said!
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