Oracle Migration Windows to REDHAT 4 Linux

Dear All,
I did not solve my problem. i need to trasfer my instace windows to redhat.
How can i do?
i did following steps:
1-Install oracle 10g R2 same version on my production database which is on widnows
2-I taken cold back my production database from widows and copy backup on linux using scp.
3-and modify parameter file accordilny but still no success?
same procedure i tested in windows to windows it is fine but not work in redhat linux.
have anyone send me the steps
Thanks
Hayat

Thanks for the update i want to change plateform windows to Linux redhat.
i have single instance on my production database server want to migrate on redhat Linux.is there any document for this in steps.
i have cold backup of database.How can restore in Linux oracle datbase server.i have oracle 10G R2 patch2.if we can not store manually so what i will adopt procedure for exp/imp for full database (data,defination).
Thanks
Regards,
Hayat

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Nicholas Waltham ([email protected]):
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