Restore solaris db on linux can't restore controlfile

Hi all. Hope someone can help with this.
I take my backups with this conf.
configure controlfile autobackup on;
configure controlfile autobackup format for device type disk to '/u02/backup/rman/<sid>/ctl_sp_bk_%F';
I do full backups at 3:00 am and archive log backups every hour.
I've copied my backups to the exact same locations on the new server.
rman
set dbid
connect target /
set controlfile autobackup format for device type disk to '/u02/backup/rman/<sid>/ctl_sp_bk_%F';
restore controlfile from autobackup;
no autobackup found or specified handle is not a valid copy or piece
I can rename the file to just %F and copy to <ORACLE_HOME>/dbs and still same error.
When I restored on a solaris box I was able to restore when I renamed the file to just %F and placed in the dbs folder but not on the linux box.
Any suggestions or something I've left off?
Thanks.

You are in luck, with 10g you can utilize
RMAN Cross-Platform Transportable Databases and Tablespaces to perform this operation.

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Thanks,

airmax012 wrote:
hello can i restore an RMAN backup from AIX to LINUX?
thanksI give up.
Can you.
post Oracle version to 4 decimal places

RMAN restore from AIX to Linux

hello can i restore an RMAN backup from AIX to LINUX?
thanks

airmax012 wrote:
hello can i restore an RMAN backup from AIX to LINUX?
thanksI give up.
Can you.
post Oracle version to 4 decimal places

How can I restore to the Browser View of Book, several missing photo's?

Ten photos are missing from the Browser View of the Book. The photos show up in the Photo View and are checked as being used. They also show up in the working screen view of the book. All other photos in the book show up. Why are the 10 missing? How can I restore just those photos and not all photos for that book? What difference would it make in sending that book to the printer?

Ten photos are missing from the Browser View of the Book. The photos show up in the Photo View and are checked as being used. They also show up in the working screen view of the book.
I'm not sure of your question
Are you saying that when you view the thumbnails of the book at the top or the screen that some pages do not show the photos even though they are in the book below?
If so that is a minor bug in iPhoto '09 - you can ignore it - it is just a display issue -- I forget exactly how but you can force a refresh of the book thumbnails - maybe double clicking on the book page - or maybe on the thumbnail
But in any case your book is fine (you should preview it before sending - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1040 )
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How can i restore my iphone which was erased by iCloud?? I got my phone back but it wont work when i connect to iTunes.

How can i restore my iphone which was erased by iCloud?? I got my phone back but it wont work when i connect to iTunes.

The following assumes you've been backing up to icloud all along.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Go to Settings>General>Reset and tap Erase All Content and Settings. This will erase your device. Then you will go through the setup screens again as you did when your device was new, and when given the option, select Restore from iCloud Backup.
Let us know if this method does not work.

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