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Anyone completed this? My OUI bombed out when it realised the O/S was version 4 but I hope there is a workaround for this.
I can't afford too much outage so it would be graet to know if it will work prior to re-installing RH4 (again).
Thanks

From Metalink:
Operating System: Linux (x86) Version Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition Version 10g
N/A Version N/A
Status: Certified
Product Version Note:
None available for this product.
Certification Note:
Existing patch sets:
10.1.0.3 Required
Please review document # B14145-03, the Oracle Database Release Notes 10g Release 1 (10.1.0.3.0) for Linux x86. This document will be available on OTN soon.

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