Migrate to x64

Dear All I would like to migrate oracle 10g from RHEL 4 IA64 to RHEL5 x86-64
Can someone give links on how to do that?

Hi,
the filesystem will remain the same.
I thought about recreating the database on a separate partition but that would take a lot of time my db is 2tbAs updated by you earlier, both OS are Redhat. Just there is difference between version of OS.
As per srini update just confirm the edian format of database. New Oracle Installation is also not required.
The Oracle database software comes for either 32-bit or 64-bit, it will not come for IA64 or X86 64. So if you restore the existing $ORACLE_HOME on target server and perform relink of binaries it should serve your purpose. Also dont forget to set env's - it shold be same as the source system.
Do not open database on target system without taking a backup on current server.
Regards,
X A H E E R

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