Minimum cpu speed for 10g on RHAS3

Is there any way past the universal installer check for minimum cpu speed? I have met all the system requirements to install oracle forms client on redhat as -- but this is an older test box and it is slightly slower than the minimum requirements so I was not able to run the installer. Any suggestions?

Hi,
You can find all the useful informations about Update Rate of a FieldPoint Ethernet Network Controller at this link:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/24FB518E1D24674686256DD7000C1EFA?OpenDocument
Regarding the minimum possible speed network to comunicate to FP, it's depends on timeout parameter you set in the target: obviously a low-speed network could generate some comunication problems.
Bye
Riccardo

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Bye
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