Installing 10gr1 in suse linux

Is there any documentation for installing oracle 10g in suse linux environment..

You find all (including Linux) installation guides here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10g.html
But note, this documentation does not cover installation on unsupported Linux versions, here you have to check sources like
http://www.puschitz.com
Greetings
Werner

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But when i don't give the oracle user all rights, it isn't possible to proceed with theinstallation
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ORACLE_HOME=/<directory_name>
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ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE/<directory_name>
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i just could look at the error details, but they didn't described the erroranyway.
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How to install the j2sdk-1_4_0_03-linux-i586.bin into Suse Linux 8.1

I done it like this:
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accept licence
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user473930

Please also read the install documentation. This has been noted as a requirement for oracle-xe (you need one more lib ;) ) This also helps you setup your DB, etc, etc.

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Unsupported Linux version should not make a major difference in this case...
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>>> Ignoring required pre-requisite failures. Continuing...
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Ambarish annapureddy wrote:
>
> Is there some thing we can do to bypass and install with root.Thanks.
No, please install using orasid.
Thanks

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hi,
first of all, i'm a newbie.
i have downloaded the file j2re-1_4_0_01-linux-i586.bin into my public_html directory.
which comand do i have to use to install java??
please help!
best regards
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It wasn't supported but that's changed. See Certify on Metalink:
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N/A Version N/A
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http://img179.imageshack.us/my.php?image=errorso9.png

Try locate (using find command for example) the libjvm.so file (I assume that is located somewhere under $ORACLE_HOME (probably jdk or jre directory)). If you locate the path where this library resides, try to add that path to $LD_LIBRARY_PATH enviroment variable.
Use copy&paste method (for error message) rather than link to image.
It is much quicker operation and it may help to other people because they be able to find this thread via search engine.

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