PRKC-1031: error checking free space for /dev/shm

Dear,
hope someone can help me with this error.
install oracle 11g on linux OUL5 2 nodes cluster.
the cluster is fine. when install database, i always have this error. did increase /dev/shm to 2G but still get this error.and it would not let me continue.
the specific Prerequisite checks were fine.only failed on swap
Linux rac11g1 2.6.18-92.1.13.0.1.el5PAE #1 SMP
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00
22282108 8542032 12589920 41% /
/dev/hda1 101086 40264 55603 42% /boot
tmpfs 2097152 0 2097152 0% /dev/shm
/dev/mapper/VolGroup01-LogVol01
25189484 769252 23140644 4% /u01
Thanks in advance.

Hi
you are quite welcome, so you don't any issues with the user equiv part during the cluvfy controls?
how many instances are you running on your server that hosts ASM?
More than 1 then read that: Did you change your shm values in the kernel ? Please check those values in 2.6 Configuring Kernel Parameters
64 bits: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15667/pre_install.htm#i1011296
32 bits: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15660/pre_install.htm#sthref264
Note that you have to increase : semmni, semmns,shmmni should be multiplied by # of instances, SHMMAX should be set to avail memory
Can you please give us your values from your server please?
Your physical memory :
grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo
And also the result of
ipcs -l
Edited by: Hub on Oct 24, 2008 11:07 PM

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"Memory ________"
To run your game, it should show either
"2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM" or
"3 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM"
If you then click the "More Info..." button, System Profiler will open and disclose the details of your computer's configuration. On the left you'll see main categories such as Hardware - Network - Software. Clicking on "Hardware" will show you an "Overview" of the installed hardware.
On the left, one of the subcategories of Hardware is "Memory," which when selected, will show the specifics of your installed memory, also referred to as RAM. Your iMac can hold two separate DIMMs. With details following, they will be listed as:
DIMM0
DIMM1
Once you have System Profiler open, to get more information about System Profiler, open the Help menu at the very top of your display and you'll see that you can open System Profiler Help.

Trying take whole offline db backup : Error no free space

Hi,
In our Quality system I am trying take whole offline db backup ( with out redo logs). In the log file found the error saying there is no free space in the Drive:I:\orace\SID\sapbackup.minimum 27246.161mb( i think it is 27GB) required. But actually total drive (I) space is 59.5GB and free space is 59.3GB. Suggest me how to resolve this.
windows os, oracle 9.2.0 SAP: ECC5.0.
one more thing... our QAS db is running in No Archive log mode. In db12 I do observe that overview of redolog files not yet backed up are 300.when I schedule only redolog backup in DB13 i am getting error message no offline redolog files found for processing. but in db12 showing 300redo log files. How can I take redo log backup. Is this bcoz of db is in Noarchive log mode. plz suggest. In initsid.ora file parameter is showing logarchive_start= true. but in SQL> i queried the log_mode , i got Noarchive log. Is there any way to change the db to Archive mode.( if we bring db from open status to mount , we can change the db log mode) without downing the SAP.
Please suggest.
thanks
shrinivas

Hi,
In our Quality system I am trying take whole offline db backup ( with out redo logs). In the log file found the error saying there is no free space in the Drive:I:\orace\SID\sapbackup.minimum 27246.161mb( i think it is 27GB) required. But actually total drive (I) space is 59.5GB and free space is 59.3GB. Suggest me how to resolve this.
You can take the backup on External Backup device like Tape Or Disk. To do so you have to change the below parameters in init<SID>.sap profile file.
backup_type = offline
backup_dev_type = Disk (Default---> Tape)
backup_root_dir = <Path For Backup Directory> (Default --->$SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup)
OR Only Change the parameter
backup_root_dir =Give <drive:\directory> path on which the required sapce is available. (Default --->$SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup)
one more thing... our QAS db is running in No Archive log mode. when I schedule only redolog backup in DB13 i am getting error message no offline redolog files found for processing. but in db12 showing 300redo log files. .
As your databse is running on No Archive Log Mode (As per SAP Best Pactices your database should run in archive log mode) the offline redolog files are not generated so dont worry about this error.
Experts please correct me if I am wrong.
How can I take redo log backup. Is this bcoz of db is in Noarchive log mode. plz suggest. In initsid.ora file parameter is showing logarchive_start= true. but in SQL> i queried the log_mode , i got Noarchive log. Is there any way to change the db to Archive mode.( if we bring db from open status to mount , we can change the db log mode) without downing the SAP
As suggested before change the Archive Log mode using BR*tools & Restart is require to take effect.
Thanks,
Shambo

Disk Utility - strange error - enough free space

I am trying to burn DVD-R using Disk Utility and it's giving me error after I press 'Burn" saying "The disk inserted doesn't have enough free space".
I inserted 4.7GB DVD-R drive and my original file size is 4.36 GB and the disk image version is 3.82GB.
Why would it say not enough free space? What am I missing here.
Thanks for any help. I have lot's of my own DVD-R version movies and I am trying to copy that to DVD-R.
I appreciate any help..

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
The true space of a blank DVD is not 4.7 GB based on 1024 MB GBs, but based on 1000 x 1000 x 1000 Bytes. As a result, when the original file size might be 4.36 GB it might not be enough. I've found you really have to go under 4.34 GB to fit a DVD to the brim, and sometimes less depending on the quality of the DVD media.

NOT using xp_cmdshell, Can we check free space of drives in windows servers?

Hello all,
I have a strange situation here(may not be to you), as per client security standards,
I should NOT use xp_cmdshell. Adding to this, I was asked to generate a report daily about drives and their free spaces.
Having with xp_cmshell, we have numerous ways to execute this task easily but
NO xp_cmshell. Also, I can't use xp_fixeddrives system proc because it doesn't show-up mounted drives.
So, it would be great if you can share any other possible options using SQLCMD, PowerShell, T-SQL scripts etc that we can get the drives list (including mount points, root directory(C$), Quorum drive, MSDTC drives) and their free spaces.
I tried a couple of ways like using sys.dm_os_volume_stats() function which comes in SS2012. But, couldn't help.
Appreciate your help and time in regarding.
Thank you all!!

Is powershell an option for you?
If yes, its quite easy to come with PS script for this
see examples here
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/757946/Retrieve-Disk-Space-of-Remote-Computers-using-Powe
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2012/08/08/use-powershell-to-create-a-report-displaying-free-disk-space.aspx
As far as I know sys.dm_os_volume_stats only gives the details ofabase files exist
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Disk partition issue.Cant allocate the free space for windows.ls help.

I have created a partition for OS X (200GB journaled, encrypted) and also left 51GB unallocated for Boot Camp later on.
After I successfully installed OS X 10.9, I wanted to install Windows 8.1 with Boot Camp. But Boot Camp only wants to shrink the Macintosh HD partition, and doesn't want to use the free space left on the drive. So I switched to Disk Utility, to try it that way. But in Disk Utility I wasn't able to create a new partition (if I press the 'partition' button it just doesn't do anything).
Next, I tried to switch of File Vault 2, let it decrypt itself, restart, and then try it again in internet recovery mode. But still, I cannot expand the Macintosh HD-partition or create a new partition.
Disk Utility log:
2014-09-04 00:42:31 +0200: Preparing partitioning: 'APPLE SSD SM256E Media'
Also, Disk Utility tells me there is 200.000.000.000 bytes of 200.000.000.000 bytes used, and 0 bytes of free space. Even though not even half of the drive is colored blue (which displays the amount of data on the drive). Finder tells me only 88GB is used.
I used the new installation for no longer than half a day, so there can't be issues that data is spread over the whole volume. Disk Utility can't find any problems, and tells me the disk and all of her volumes are okay (in green texts).
I also tried to start from a windows-install-usb, and tried to make a partition of the 'unallocated space', but then Windows tells me that it fails because the volume is part of the 'GPT partition style'.
What do I have to do to repartition my volumes!?
I'm using a MacBook Pro Retina 15" (MacBook Pro 10,1) with a 256GB SSD (251GB according to OS X).

As you're finding, a limitation of basic disk is that it only allows 4 primary partitions or 3 primary partitions and an extended partition.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd163549.aspx
For information on converting basic to dynamic as well as considerations prior to doing so, consult this article. It should help you make a decision whether or not you want to convert the disk:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd163552.aspx
If you decide to convert, get a backup so that no matter what you're covered. Not that it's risky, but better safe than sorry.

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