Make and relink errors .. any help ???

Question

Thanks to Thomas Gutzman, atlast I was successful to start
orainst.cm and start to install. But now the installation was
not successful, with the following errors:
(1) The TNS listener executables were not linked. check log file
(2) Error during 'relinking wrap executables...'
(3) Relinking error for Trace. check log file.
(4) Relinking error. The executables for Oracle8 Std (RDBMS)
were not made successfully. please check log file.
In the $ORACLE_HOME/orainst/make.log file,
Following error messages have been identified.
(a) $ORACLE_HOME/bin/gennttab: $ORACLE_HOME/bin/get_platform: No
such file or directory
(b) $ORACLE_HOME/bin/gennfgt: $ORACLE_HOME/bin/get_platform: No
such file or directory
(c) /usr/i-386/bin/ld: can not open -lnsl: No such file or
directory.
More than one occurance of error (a) and (c) happened. I do not
know what to do.
CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT ?
Thanks in advance
Satya S Kolachina
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Answer 1

Thomas Gutzmann (guest) wrote:
: Satya S Kolachina (guest) wrote:
: : Thanks to Thomas Gutzman, atlast I was successful to start
: : orainst.cm and start to install. But now the installation was
: : not successful, with the following errors:
: : (1) The TNS listener executables were not linked. check log
: file
: : (2) Error during 'relinking wrap executables...'
: : (3) Relinking error for Trace. check log file.
: : (4) Relinking error. The executables for Oracle8 Std (RDBMS)
: : were not made successfully. please check log file.
: : In the $ORACLE_HOME/orainst/make.log file,
: : Following error messages have been identified.
: : (a) $ORACLE_HOME/bin/gennttab: $ORACLE_HOME/bin/get_platform:
: No
: : such file or directory
: : (b) $ORACLE_HOME/bin/gennfgt: $ORACLE_HOME/bin/get_platform:
No
: : such file or directory
: : (c) /usr/i-386/bin/ld: can not open -lnsl: No such file or
: : directory.
: : More than one occurance of error (a) and (c) happened. I do
not
: : know what to do.
: : CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT ?
: : Thanks in advance
: : Satya S Kolachina
: Satya,
: sorry, I made a mistake; you're right, it only helped one step
: ahead. Thanks to a contribution from Lawrence Simela I was able
: to find the correct way: it must be the development version of
: glibc.
: Please try:
: 1. connect to ftp.tu-chemnitz.de
: 2. cd to
/pub/linux/redhat-ftp/redhat/redhat-5.2/i386/RedHat/RPMS
: 3. download glibc-devel-2.0.7-29.i386.rpm
: in binary (image) mode.
: 4. install/replace the package as root by entering:
: rpm -ivh --replacefiles glibc-devel-2.0.7-29.i386.rpm
: If you had installed glibc-2.0.7-29.i386.rpm, as I had written
in
: my note, or if you get an error regarding /sbin/install-info,
you
: may better try
: 4. rpm -ivh nodeps replacefiles
glibc-devel-2.0.7-29.i386.rpm
: Someone wrote that it's enough to touch /sbin/install-info so
it
: just exists, but that didn't help much. I had to use --nodeps.
: It looks as if the link /usr/src/linux points to the wrong
: directory afterwards. You should redirect it to the older
: version, otherwise you cannot build a new kernel. I did not yet
: check if any of the new files have to be moved prior to
building
: a new kernel.
: Interestingly I got a nasty error message saying something like
: "An operating system error occurred while trying to spawn
: '/home/oracle/bin/otrccref' while redirecting output to
: 'h^^^^'."
: This could be fixed by backing up /bin/sh and replacing it by
: /bin/ksh (temporarily, before starting orainst, switching it
back
: afterwards).
: The current status at my system is that I get a memory fault
when
: running svrmgrl, but my guess is that this is due to the fact
: that I had not set the kernel parameters correctly, but before
I
: go an try to build the kernel I will reinstall the system,
having
: fiddled around so much.
: It would be great if someone with better insight into the
psyche
: of Linux would comment on this.
: K
I'm getting this same message on a Linux Slackware 3.6 machine.
Can't seem to figure it out.
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