Oracle 8.0.5 Install on Linux for Alpha

I am getting a orainst.cm not found error while trying to Install
Oracle on the Alpha Server with Redhat Linux .
Tried all the symbolic link tricks of /bin/bash. Nothing works
for me.
Help me if you have any clues!
Thanks
Anand
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Colin 't Hart (guest) wrote:
: Anand Radhakrishnan (guest) wrote:
: : I am getting a orainst.cm not found error while trying to
: Install
: : Oracle on the Alpha Server with Redhat Linux .
: : Tried all the symbolic link tricks of /bin/bash. Nothing
works
: : for me.
: : Help me if you have any clues!
: Ummmm, maybe because Oracle on Linux is for the Intel
: architecture...
: Cheers,
: Colin
I'm also getting that error and i'm using an Intel machine.
orainst script calls this executable orainst.cm. when i do the
file command on orainst.cm it says its 32 bit ELF 80836 or
something. the installation i got is from the internet so its in
gzipped/tar format. when i unzipped it it looked fine. i've
really given up installing oracle 8 on my linux machine. until i
saw ur message here. what could be causing this problem? i even
try to upgrade my kernel from 2.0.34 to 2.2 and still its not
working. by the way i'm using turbo linux (kyoto) on my intel
Pentium. i hope somebody is kind enough to help us in our
problems. Good Luck
Paolo
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