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I have a 64bit system and installed Ubuntu 10.4 on it. I am trying to install Oracle 10g on it. But somehow it is not working for me. I have downloaded a script, but its not making it work.
Does anyone have a complete script to install Oracle 10g on Ubuntu 10.4?
If not where i could find a latest RHEL version, which would be compatible with 64bit system.
EDIT: Alternately, if you cannot get it to work and want to move on to RHEL, why specifically RHEL? I highly doubt anyone would just have an ISO of it laying around, simply as it's not a monetarily-free Linux distribution. Why not use Fedora or CentOS?
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installation of Oracle 10g on Ubuntu 10.4
