About DS10G-r2 installation

when i install DS10g-r2 ,raise a error message ''E:\stage\fastcopy\setperms2.sh (The system cannot find the path specified)'E:\' is my CD-ROM' .
but I can not find the fastcopy directory under stage. WHY?
is that a oracle BUG or not?
who can help me?
thx!

This issue has been identified as a bug in the Beta version and has been fixed in the production version.

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Hi,
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Hi Rong,
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tutlek wrote:
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