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On 8/1/05, Maik Musall <lists@××××××.de> wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I'm just trying to install Oracle 10.2.0 on gentoo. The documentation |
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> claims that it requires libaio 0.3.98 (on SuSE SLES 9), while the actual |
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Note quite sure where they got "0.3.98" from; apparently no such |
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version exists! libaio-0.3.92 is the latest upstream version. |
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> symbol searched for is LIBAIO_0.4. |
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> gentoo has currently just 0.3.12 available, and that only when enabling |
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> x86 keyword. 0.3.92 is obviously an incomplete ebuild, and I'm also not |
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> sure if that would satisfy the symbol LIBAIO_0.4. |
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "incomplete". It should satisfy |
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the symbol that you refer to (take note of the contents of the |
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libaio.map file from the source tarball). As very few other packages |
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make use of this library then installing it should not be a problem - |
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just unmask and go. Whether Oracle works well on Gentoo is another |
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matter of course. |
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> So, has anyone already succeded installing Oracle 10.2? Are there any |
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> workarounds? |
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Perhaps this may help: |
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http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Install_Oracle_10g |
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Cheers, |
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--Kerin Millar |
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