Re: Oracle 8 on NT4.0 setup problem

How much memory do you have in your NT?

On Thu, 21 May 1998 20:33:48 +0100, "kenneth C. de Miranda" <krgm.demiranda_at_wxs.nl> wrote:

>Hi,
> This will sound funny.
>
>Whe had a similar problem, using the NET8 Assistant. Only no dr. watson came
>up but all of a sudden the system was using 100%CPU and was behaving
>unstable.
>
>Oracle support had the following answer:
>
>There is a reported bug in the Oracle Java Virtual Machine. Usually it
>clashes with the video memory. The bug appears in different ways, based on
>the amount of RAM and the processor type. I WAS ASKED TO CHANGE MY COLOR
>SETTING in teh control panel. So i did. I switched from true colors to 64M
>colors. The problem dissappeard. Switched to 256K colors, no problem.
>Switched back to true colors, the problem reappeard.
>
>I don't know if your problem is the same but the symptoms sure look alike.
>Maybe this will help.
>
>good luck.
>
>
>Andrew J Dickinson heeft geschreven in bericht
><6jufh9$ooq_at_news1.saix.net>...
>>I have installed Oracle8 (demo and full version) on a NT 4.0 server
>>with the severpack 3 installed.
>>Oracle 8 was installed as the administrator and the installation ended
>>successfully, however if I try to run certain aplications like "Oracle
>>Database Assistant", "Oracle Net8 Assistant" an error is reported by
>>Dr. Watson.
>>The error is an application error: "Access violation" when "java.exe"
>>and "javaw.exe" is called.
>>I have run the java.exe seperately just to test but there seems to be
>>no problem with access to it.
>>If anyone could give me information about what is actually passed to
>>the java.exe and what actions it performs I would appreciate it.
>>Also possible steps to find the error will be appreciated.
>>
>
Received on Thu May 21 1998 - 19:57:11 CDT