5th attempt to install Oracle

When I try to install Oracle on Slackware 3.3, after 1 hour of
installation I get an error during attempt to run bin/lsnrctl
start. In in lsnrctl.log following strings appears:
TNS-0155: Incorrectly specified SID_LIST_LISTENER parameter in
LISTENER.ORA
NL-00303: syntax error in NV string
I'm correct parameter GLOBAL_DBNAME equvalent host name of
computer and press Retry. And get the next error during action
"Running crdbora.sql"
Command: bin/svrmgrl <<! admin/ora/create/crdbora.sql
I'm try to run svrmgrl manully, but get an error:
Segmentation fault
Anybody knows, what is this and how to fight with them?
Thank you for your time and sorry for my bad English
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John Koo (guest) wrote:
: Alex (guest) wrote:
: : When I try to install Oracle on Slackware 3.3, after 1 hour
of
: : installation I get an error during attempt to run bin/lsnrctl
: : start. In in lsnrctl.log following strings appears:
: : TNS-0155: Incorrectly specified SID_LIST_LISTENER parameter
in
: : LISTENER.ORA
: : NL-00303: syntax error in NV string
: : I'm correct parameter GLOBAL_DBNAME equvalent host name of
: : computer and press Retry. And get the next error during
action
: : "Running crdbora.sql"
: : Command: bin/svrmgrl <<! admin/ora/create/crdbora.sql
: : I'm try to run svrmgrl manully, but get an error:
: : Segmentation fault
: : Anybody knows, what is this and how to fight with them?
: : Thank you for your time and sorry for my bad English
: My only recommendation is to use Redhat instead of Slackware
: because the Oracle staff code & test it on Redhat !!
It works just fine on Caldera OpenLinux 1.3 as well.
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