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FM wrote:
> Howard J. Rogers wrote:
>>>Howard J. Rogers wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Joel Garry wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Methinks Howard ought to thank Obnoxio the Clown for that >>>>>smart-questions link :-) (ref the flamefest "database market share >>>>>2003" >>>>>http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=cadl7j%24fec%241 >>>> >>>>40news.xmission.com&output=gplain >>>> >>>> >>>>Well, whaddya know... nothing new under the sun, no? I found it whilst >>>>attempting to find some Suse advice. Maybe I should just read posts here >>>>more carefully! >>>> >>>>Cheers >>>>HJR >>>> >>> >>>I have something under construction: >>>http://www.gesinet.it/oracle/oracleonsuse.html >>>maybe you can find something useful... >>> >>>And I'd like a couple of feedback.
> > Have you tried echo "1" > /proc/sys/vm/disable_cap_mlock? > > It didn't worked for me but I was on SLES9 and on a x86-64 architecture.
No, I haven't tried that. I have no experience with SLES9 at all, so I don't doubt you. The thing I was talking about is rather different, I think, since it has to do with a new feature of the 2.6 kernel which is enabled by default called HUGETLBFS. You have to set an environment variable, DISABLE_HUGETLBFS=1, before invoking tools such as dbca... but you can't (apparently) just stick it in as part of your usual environment variable set. It needs to be in a wrapper script called 'oracle'. Details in the Google archive for this group (search for the thread "Help: 10g on Fedora Core 2, ORA-27125")
Regards
HJR
Received on Mon Aug 23 2004 - 05:19:36 CDT