You can install Oracle 8.0.5 on top of a standard Red Hat 5.2 install
and start working without configuring the kernel : I just skipped
this section of the documentation.
The most important is creating an oracle user and installing the server
when logged as oracle.
Then you can see if and when you need tuning
Volker Krüger <V.Krueger_at_tu-bs.de> wrote in message
news:916857490.1696576283_at_news.tu-bs.de...
>Hi,
>
>I am not a Linux specialist, but I am trying to install the database RDBMS.
>I face severe problems with the Oracle documentation saying
>(reconfigure the kernel to the following .... ipcs ....)
>
>How do I set the correct shared memory parameters?
>(Please, step by step :-) )
>Is there a howto with more detailed information on how to set up the linux
>kernel for Oracle?
>
>Thank you for your time and patience,
>Any reply is very welcome
>
>Volker
>
>
Received on Sun Jan 24 1999 - 02:25:47 CST
