Have tried Mandrake9, Redhat9, etc. All problematic if it comes to
Oracle9R2. It seems the latest kernel + glibc's are not suitable for
Oracle. The java gui is also very unstable on these versions (unable
to save oms preferred credentials & many crashes).
SUSE8.1 on the otherhand works great. No need for glibc downgrades, no
need for LD_ASSUME_KERNEL settings, etc.. Plain installation out of
the box, everything works solid. Am running 3 oracle instances on my
laptop with oem and dataguard. No crashes for the past 3 weeks.
cheers,
Paul
Received on Sun Sep 21 2003 - 00:06:06 CDT
