Re: How to run oratab.sh on ORACLE installation on LINUX ????????????????????????????????

Only thing I have changed is the story below. After that I recompiled the Kernel. and copied it to the right place. For all I know, this has only to do with the amount of memory installed and nothing else...............

Could you tell me how to link the " /bin/sh" to " bash" ????????????

Changing memory params
1) Change to the directory listed below and edit the shmparam.h file.

cd /usr/src/linux/include/asm
vi shmparam.h

2) A little further down is a line that says "#define SHMMAX 0x2000000." The 0x2000000 is hex for 32 megs. Change it to a value that suits you. I've bumped it up to 0x8000000, which is 134217728, or slightly above the 128 megs RAM I have installed.

With regards Peter

On Mon, 13 Mar 2000 18:48:53 -0600, "John Woods" <jwoods_at_usa.capgemini.com> wrote:

>Interesting... It worked for me. I logged in as "oracle", set ORACLE_OWNER,
>"su" command, then "./oratab.sh". The first line of oratab.sh should be:
>
>#!/bin/sh
>
>This runs the script in the bash shell (symbolically linked to bash). Make
>sure that "/bin/sh" is symbolically linked to "bash". Have you done anything
>weird to Linux or to the 8.0.5 download?
>
>Pjotr wrote in message ...
>>
>>
>>Hello everybode,
>>
>>I am trying to install Oracle 8.05 on a Linux RedHat 6.1 machine.
>>
>>I am using the documentation on this great site:
>>http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/rh61-805.html
>>
>>When I got to the step of running the oratab.sh file , All I am
>>getting is errors.
>>
>>for example : command not found (7 times) an ' ratab.sh: syntax error
>>near unexpected token 'in 'ratab.sh: line29: 'case S{N}$C in
>>
>>
>>Dos eneyone know what to do and how to solve this????????????????
>>
>>
>>Thanx in advance
>>
>>Peter
>
Received on Tue Mar 14 2000 - 14:22:55 CST