Re: Help with Oracle 8.0.5 installation!

I never used Linux, so may be I'm wrong, but if it's just like Unix, you can test it, and see if it works: set the variable TERM as vt100. To do that, enter in Linux prompt:
TERM=vt100 ;export TERM
(use lowercase and uppercase just as I did) To see if Linux accepted your command, enter: echo $TERM

After that, try to install Oracle.

Good luck.

In article <8l2134$i4$2_at_nslave2.tin.it>,   "Gabriele Dini" <gabrieledini_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> I am a beginner with Linux and Oracle. I tried to install Oracle 8.0.5
> standard edition on linux 6.1. This is a trial version and all the
 database
> is in one file.zip. I followed a procedure in readme.txt, but there
 is a
> problem during the installation, when I run ORAINST:
>
> oracle_at_localhost ORAINST]$ ORAINST
> ls:tk2*.res: No suche file or directory
> Supported Terminals are:
>
> TERM=xterm ORACLE_TERM=vt100
> Can't find resource file
> /ora805/ORAINST/./tk2{TERM}.res or
> /ora805/ORAINST/./tk2{ORACLE_TERM}.res
> Please set your TERM variable to one of the supported terminals.
> Exiting orainst procedure.
>
> The variable TERM is ORACLE_TERM=386u
> I don't know what I have to do.
>
> --
>
> Gabriele Dini
> E-mail: gabrieledini_at_hotmail.com
> Web: http://gabrieledini.supereva.it
>
>

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