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Dominic Simpson wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have installed Oracle 8.1.7 for Solaris intel/x86 (obviously on
> Solaris 8 x86) and i am experiencing shared library errors.
>
> When i invoke SQL or SVRMGRL (server manager) i get all sorts of shared
> library errors please find some of the errors below
>
> 1.When invoking oracle server manger ie svrmgrl, i get the error message
> ld:fatal relocation error :file svrmgrl :symbol kgffiop
>
> sometimes i also get symbol referencing errors
>
>
> 2.When invoking sqlplus , i get the error message
> ld.so.1 sqlplus : fatal relocation error file
> /opt/app/oracle/8.1.7/lib/libclntsh.so symbol nnfoboot :referenced symbol
> not found
>
>
> During the oracle installation i also experienced minor errors which i
> igonored
> such as ..."errors in invoking target domerge of mkfile
> /opt/app/oracle/8.1.7/install/utl/libmerge."
>
>
> I found out fom the oracle metalink website that i have to run a command
> "relink all" or "make -f ins_rdbms.mk install" command. but i am still
> having errors when i run these commands i get relinking errors.
>
>
> Once the relinking completes (with relinking errors) i still get the
> following errors
>
>
> After successfully installing Oracle 8.1.7(for Solaris Intel) on solaris
> 2.8(Intel) i get the following errors.
> Other errors i have seen are
>
> ld.so.1. svrmgrl :fatal libwtc8.so: open failed : no such file or directory
> killed
>
> ld.so.1. svrmgrl :fatal libskgxp.so: open failed : no such file or
> directory
> killed
> I have seen all variations of these ld errors , whilst installing oracle i
> also saw another error
>
> errors in invoking target domerge of mkfile
> /opt/app/oracle/8.1.7/install/utl/libmerge.
>
>
> Any help would be appreciated.Thanks
>
>
Check the seting of LD_LIBRARY_PATH and set it according to doc.
or where ever you put the library's.
Then relink/ run make -f ..... Check then if any can not allocate/find
...some...thing. Often it is *.so or *.sl. Fix and rerun.
/Svend Received on Wed Mar 13 2002 - 13:42:04 CST