Please recommend Linux Distro for 9ids installation

Has anyone successfully installed 9ids (9.0.2) on a linux distro other than Redhat AS 2.1 and SuSe SLES7.
If so what distro and version. Any additional packages needed? I have followed the installation instructions and have attempted its intall on several different distributions and have been unsuccessful.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris

why dont you go for debian, it has a wonderfull package management system called dpkg, and also uses "apt" to get packages and it resolves dependencies if broken, go for it you wont be desapointed.

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Which linux distro for ASM

Hi,
I have just purchased a new PC and would like to use oracle ASM, could anyone suggest the best free linux distro for this purpose.
I have read recently that there are problems when trying to use ASM on Ubuntu,.... does anyone have any suggestions of a suitable distro?
Thanks in advance

806595 wrote:
Hi,
I have just purchased a new PC and would like to use oracle ASM, could anyone suggest the best free linux distro for this purpose.
I have read recently that there are problems when trying to use ASM on Ubuntu,.... does anyone have any suggestions of a suitable distro?
Thanks in advanceWhat do you plan on doing with it?
If you're looking to learn Oracle then i would ditch ASM as a starting point (it'll complicate your life to begin with) and go with just installing the database, working from there. A simple and effective installation i've done a couple of times is Oracle XE on Ubuntu (very smooth installation, never a problem). This is a great lightweight installation suitable for learning.
I have CentOS running Oracle 11.2 on a PC at home with ASM (did it for a learning experience) and it was quite a pain to get going (though i'm admittedly no DBA with minimal *nix experience ... was a great learning experience though). Once going it's pretty smooth, though every time the kernel gets upgraded i have to head out to find new RPM's for ASM to be able to properly communicate with the Kernel (if you don't do this, you perform a kernel upgrade and reboot your machine you're going to be without a database).
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Please recommend portable printer for MacBook Air

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Ideal Linux distro for a computer lab

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Please recommend a tool for stress-testing ?

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Working on a project that need me read data from delimited text file, the data will be converted to a tree-structure. So it's better parse the data into XML format first.What??? Why? You've got a text file and need an object tree, why do you think going to XML in between is a good idea?
Besides j2se or jdom, any fast tool for it?What do you mean with "j2se", that's not a XML handling tool (it contains several, 'though).
SAX sounds good for building object trees from XML, but there are several XML mapping libraries out there (try google).

How to configure DHCP on linux jumpstart for solaris installation

I have configured jumpstart on linux and able to install solaris on SUN sparcs
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Darren,
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Timeout waiting for BOOTP/DHCP reply. Retrying ...
2aa00
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Using Onboard Transceiver - Link Up.
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03:16:12.303646 IP client60001dev.20759 > server60060pxe.42445: UDP, len
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03:16:12.303669 IP server60060pxe.42445 > client60001dev.20759: UDP, len
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03:16:12.314479 IP client60001dev.20759 > server60060pxe.42445: UDP, len
gth 4
03:16:12.314501 IP server60060pxe.42445 > client60001dev.20759: UDP, len
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03:16:12.325313 IP client60001dev.20759 > server60060pxe.42445: UDP, len
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Please recommend a book for basic CSS learning

I have "CSS The Missing Manual" and even though I'd say it's
a great book. It does not tell you "how to."
All the books I have read gives you templates, I want to
"know how it was done." Seeing a template already made up does not
show you how to build your own. Yea you can can look at the codes
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>I have "CSS The Missing Manual" and even though I'd say
it's a great book.
>It
> does not tell you "how to."
> All the books I have read gives you templates, I want to
"know how it was
> done." Seeing a template already made up does not show
you how to build
> your
> own. Yea you can can look at the codes in the
Dreamweaver templates but
> what
> happens if you want to build your own? Why was this DIV
placed here? How
> do I
> create another Column?
>
> There are so much I'm not learning.
>
> I am looking for a book that will assume I know nothing
about CSS and
> tells
> me, "to make an elastic layout, do this." "To make a
liquid layout do
> this,
> write this, use these tags."
>
> Any recommendations? Please help.
>
> I would like to go to school for this, but can't afford
it at the moment.
>
> Patrick
>

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Hello,
I have a Palm T/X - just received. I've been a long-time fan of Filemaker Pro for the PC, and I have numerous databases in that format.
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Message Edited by lemur21 on 09-03-2008 10:06 AM

SmartList To Go won't let you sync with your original FileMaker Pro file, but if you can Import that data into SLTG, and maintain the data in SLTG (with either the desktop or handheld component, or both) going forward, there's no need to import and export anything.
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