ORACLE 817 and above IS NOT certified on RedHat 7.1 and above

Hi,
ORACLE 817 and above is not certified on RedHat 7.1 and above.
I would not waste any time. Rather would go with
SUSE (It works like a charm...) http://www.suse.de/en/support/oracle/
or TurboLinux
Regards,
Sebastian

Go to www.oracle.com.
click on downloads in the upper right.
Select 8i Enterprise edition in the select product box.
select 8.1.7 for linux.
You should see the glibc patch on this page.
you will need a userid and password to the oracle technology network, but these are free if you do not have one.
Thanks
Don

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