Solaris OSES Midtier Errors.

Hi,
My Solaris 9 OSES install does not spawn the 'search' procedss when startall. Also the midTier needs a restart often since it only lasts a couple of hours. I opened a tar with Oracle Support a week ago, but no progress yet. And I am running short in time.
After the install, I did not see any env file. So I built one from "oraenv" with three parameters: ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME and PATH. Not sure if other env variables are needed for OC4J stuff.
Could someone show me a copy of the env file, so I can verify if PATH is OK, an verify if LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LIBPATH, SHLIB_PATH or other env variables need to be set.
Thanks in advance.

Two more questions:
1) Where is the envionment file? Is it oraenv? Is it enought jut to use searchctl to stop and start SES without having to set environmental variables?
2) The Admin tutorial (10.1.5) states that the 'search' process is spawned in the install. However, I just did another 10.1.6 install. There is still no 'search' process. However I see the java process: /u02/oracle/<ora_sid>/10.1.6/jdk/bin/java -Dhttp.webdir.enable=false -Doracle.oc4
Which one do you have in your 10.1.6 install?
Please advise.

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Darren

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When attempting to install, either by native package or by zip package, the dsadm create /dsInst command always returns the error: Invalid argument. The return code is 126. Both the native package install and the zip package install without any errors. I've also installed the recommended patch cluster. Any help?
Thanks,
ISUROB

http://edocs/liquiddata/docs81/install/prep.html#1039271
It is not supported on Solaris running on Intel.
btw - AquaLogic DSP (aka LD8.5) is the current version. It is not supported on Solaris running on Intel, either.
- mike

Solaris 8 install error on Intel

I am attempting to install Solaris 8 on Intel.
Using DCA diskette, I receive the following error:
prom_panic: kmem_free block already free
Entering boot debugger:
[12ff59]:
What does this mean?
Any help is appreciated!!!
Michael G

I get the same error installing 8.1.7 to a Solaris Sparc platform (Ultra 5). When it cannot connect it backs out of the database build.
After that if I attempt to start the svrmgrl manually, it says that it cannot open the parameter file "inittecdb.ora" (tecdb is my SID)
Somehow the starter database does not get backed out completely and it leaves some sort of hook which then prevents the svrmgrl
from starting.
Did you get a resolution for your issue ???? If so could you update this issue as it may help me as well.
Thanks

Solaris 8 load error

I have an Ultra 10 and can't load Solaris 10 because of an error that the machine won't support the operating system. So I tried to reload Solaris 8 after a format and receive an ata_timeout c0 d0 error and I don't know how to get around this to load the software. Any ideas anyone?

The reason I can't load Solaris 10 is that the
machine is a UltraSPARC I with 168MHz processor. No Ultra 10 has that configuration. Perhaps you meant you had an Ultra 1?
All Ultra 10s have an UltraSPARC IIi of at least 300MHz and are supported by Solaris 10 (provided you have enough RAM).
So
I tried to reload Solaris 8 and receive a ata_timeout
on c0 d0 and can't get pass this issue. What is the
problem? Thanks in advacneAnd no Ultra 1 has an ATA device... I'm not sure what kind of machine you have.
What is the context for this timeout? Is it immediately after typing 'boot cdrom' and before anything else appears? If so, I'd assume you either had a bad CD drive, a bad media disk, or a bad cable. But I don't know that you'd see 'c0 d0' (or anything like that) until the OS started booting.
Maybe it's complaining about the internal hard drive. If you can boot from the cd, you can run an analysis on the internal hard drive.
Darren

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