Joe, When you a ps -ef|grep oracm do you see the OCM
background processes? You should see about 10 or so
processes.
The recommended method is to install 9201 OCM then
patch to 9204 OCM (Make sure you patch the installer
as well with 9204). There is also a bug with the 9204
OCM where you need to do a dd if=/dev/zero of=<path to
shared disk>/quorum.dbf bs=4096 count=65, if you don't
do this the oracm will die.
If this doesn't work let me know.
Scott
- Joe Testa <oracle-l_at_oracle-dba.com> wrote:
> ok so i think i've done everything but 9i install
> still dont recognize
> the "cluster" since i dont get the option to install
> rac, being i'm new
> at the rac thing, i'm sure its something stupid i've
> done or missed.
>
> How does the installer determine when there is a
> cluster involved and
> prompts you to do the install of the software on
> one/both nodes?
>
> thanks, joe
>
> PS: rh9 patched kernel to 2.4.20-18.10.1, OCFS, 2.0
> Ghz, 1G of ram,
> external Firewire drive, cluster mgr installed
> successfully and running
> on both nodes(ie:ocm).
>
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