Oracle 8.1.5 with redhat 6.2

I am currently running 8i 8.1.5 straight from the CD w/o any patches on red hat 6.0. When I tried applying the patches a while ago, nothing would work. Anycase for what I am doing all works very well. My question is simple. Can I upgrade to redhat 6.2 and have 8i 8.1.5 still function or will 8i break??
thanks
carl
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I was receiving the same problem. I finally got around it by setting up my environment - ORACLE_HOME, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, etc.. to my new ORACLE_HOME before I ran the installer.
I also got through it alot faster when I did the install under a new user - not oracle.
The only env var that was identical to the
oracle users environment was TNS_ADMIN.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by dwt1105:
I'm trying to install webdb v2.2 on redhat 6.1 with oracle 8.1.5. I enter the prompts for sys password and tns alias, and I get a notification:
owa40.vrf(93) OS_ERROR while spawning sqlplus -a /nolog @passwd.sql sys/<my password here>@<my tns alias>. (No such file or directory).
I made sure the webdb home was in my path and that the new bin and lib were in both my path and ld_library_path variables.
Any ideas where I dropped this ball????<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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