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Steve wrote: |
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> I am interested in the possibility of running a small-scale oracle |
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> server for some experimental development work. Ideally, I'd install on |
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> gentoo - as this is my server box... though I guess there may be hoops |
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> through which I must jump... |
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> I found this: |
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> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/HOWTO_Install_Oracle_10g |
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> But it isn't in English... or, I think, up to date. Is there a howto |
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> for a currently available oracle download I can follow? Does anyone on |
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> this list run oracle on their Gentoo install? |
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http://www.puschitz.com/InstallingOracle10g.shtml |
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I used this how-to as a rough guideline a few years ago when I setup a |
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test server on Gentoo. It's RHEL based, but isn't too hard to adapt to |
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Gentoo... IIRC the lib-compat stuff was the only thing I needed to do |
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... and the path stuff was annoying as well. He also includes some |
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tuning stuff for actually using the db which is nice. |
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kashani |
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