R9.2.0 on RH 7.3: Memory problem: Linux or the Installer?.

Having the following problem. Perhaps someone had the same. In that case, please help.
I have P4 with 1GB of RAM and 2GB of SWAP. No disk space problem. No shared memory problem. I installed the Client of Oracle9i (9.2R2) on redhat 7.3 (standard installation as Server). I have already noted here that with the Oracle installer running, the system uses almost all the RAM available (99.5% of the total), but at least it can conclude the installation. However it never uses the SWAP (100% free).
When tried to install the Database (enterprise or standard), the installation continues as long as there is RAM available. When reached 99.6% of the total used, it does not give any response (it hangs at 41% of the installation). Even here no SWAP portion is used.
Is there a problem of the kernel dispached with Rh7.3 in using the swap? does Oracle Installer really needs so much RAM? or am I missing something in the installation process of the Database? I am using jdk-1.3.1_04 downloaded from the sun website.
I would appreciate if you cc your response also to [email protected] I may have problem to access the Forum in the coming two days.
Thank you in advance.
Jama Musse Jama.

Check the Support Matrix (if you can find it) and it will tell you that Redhat and most Linux are not supported. I bought Redhat 7.3 Professional , a WinBook with lots of disk and speed and tried to get 9.2 to run on it. no way. It's not certified so it's not supported. Even though I explained that what I was trying to do was get rid of Windows XP and move to RedHat 7.3 and would they send me Oracle 9.2 when it was available. I got the CDs 3 days later. but it won't work. Now I am left with the choise of buying the 9AS package or going backt to XP.
I do not thing that Oracle is living up to the spirit of LINUX. They say Linux but they mean a very specific subset. Who do they think they are, Bill Gates?

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I have created a 96 page book in "pages" with many
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file) all the photographs beyond page 70 appear as
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Hi,
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Quote from: John_Doe on 18-January-09, 02:38:37
OK, That's what I did:
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On the compatability list, it says
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W942508BH-5 (Winbond)"
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hi,
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Hi,
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Hello,
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Sp_fulltext_service ‘Load_os_resources’, 1
Go
--you might also need to run:
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--go
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3.
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4.
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>I can only answer based on what I've read on this forum
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YOUR SPECS:AMD Turion™ 64 X2 Dual-Core Mobile Technology TL58• AMD M690VMemory4 • Configured with 2048MB DDR2 SDRAM
You have a really good unit mobo wise to utilize. With those initial problems you should have taken it to an authorized service provider and have unit checked out. Be that as it may-why you took out the memory modules is beyond me, and yes it is feasible that damage to the board housing or module may have occurred. Look at the module(s) and see if you observe cracks in the gold thread or board crack, especially where the split notch is. Suggest that you recheck the seating of the memory module until you hear a click noise. Check within the housing area for a small sinle cable and ensure if there it is connected.
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865PE Neo2 Memory problems

Hi All,
I just put together a new pc with the following configuration:
P4 2.4GHz FSB 800 w/ stock HSF
MSI 865PE Neo2-LS
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ATI Radeon 9000Pro
80GB Maxtor 7200 RPM
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The problem: When using the two sticks of memory (in either dual channel or single channel) the pc crashes everytime starting Windows.
If I use only one stick it boots up fine. Hynix is on MSI approved vendor list so I can't see what the problem might be!!
I tried with different memory type (DDR333) in one channel and works fine.
So, each time I use more than one slot the system crashes.
Any ideas why? Any help would be great.
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The only time when my windows crashes is when i use the "Turbo" setting in the bios..The only setting i can use is "Slow". But that's because i don't use good memory, the memory you use is high rated.
Do you have the latest bios, 1.30? And did you try some other memory Dram timings? Try to contact Hynix, did you try this site
http://www.hynix.com/datasheet/eng/dram/dram_sub.jsp?RK=03&MS=256&ME=511&RAM_NAME=DDR
maybe it will help you any further. )

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http://www.msi.com.tw/program/service/forum/search.php?boardid=
6380 covers a hell of a lot of boards
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MSI Big Bang Trinergy Memory problem.....

I recently purchased a Bing Bang Trinergy mobo. It's combined with an Intel i3 540 cpu and 2 Kingston KVR1333D3N9/2G ram modules. The mobo came with BIOS 1.1 version. When I've tried to update the BIOS to any version above 1.1 (1.2, 1.3, 1.4) and DUAL MEMORY CHANNEL is used, the system rans to slow, jerky sound immersed (can't play any video), the cores show above 60% load all the time, playing games is impossible (system hangs or blue screens appears), takes ages to load win7 Ultimate. I've tried everything, manual setting the timings of the ram, voltage, command rate 2N, nothing works. I've also test the system with 2xKINGSTON KHX1600C9AD3B1/2G ram modules but the same results obtained. I've checked all possible positions in dual channel mode, nothing. When only one module is used (single channel) then everything is ok. All the ram modules passed the memtest and verified for the their good working state.
The strange thing is that when the BIOS 1.1 version is used everything runs smoothly. BIOS update was perfomed with 2 different ways : 1. MSI windows application and 2. in DOS mode. Also the sound card (if God makes it a soundcard) sometimes worked and sometimes didn't.
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The strange thing is that when the BIOS 1.1 version is used everything runs smoothly.
The course of action seems clear. Revert & use 1.1.
This thread may have some good advice; https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=141272.0
Recommend to open a ticket with MSI Tech Support detailing your findings. They may be able to duplicate everything & address it in an updated bios. For bios flashing, it is highly recommended to use this forum's USB Flasher. You can find it along with instructions in the Download Section of the forum. It is also always recommended to do a 'power cord removed' from PSU clearining of CMOS after a flash.

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