SUN JES - migrating from Solaris to Red Hat Linux

I have some EJBs working fine on JES 2004Q2 on Solaris. I want it to work on Linux JES 2005Q4.
I guess all that I may need to do is:
- Install JES 2005Q4 for Linux
- Deploy by EJBs
Is there anything else I should be taking care?

No, you don't need to do anything special. Any application working on Solaris version of JES should behave exactly the same on Linux version.

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Hi Experts,
We are in process of Upgrading EBS from 12.0.4 to 12.0.6 and Migrating of OS from Solaris to Red Hat Enterprise Linux(RHEL).
Current system Details: EBS Version: 12.0.4 DB Version: 10.2.0.3 OS Version : Solaris 10.
1. Do we need to upgrade first or Migrate the OS First? If so why? Please advise
2. What is the minimum database version to be upgraded for upgrading from 12.0.4 to 12.0.6 ? Please advise
3. When will the support for this version of upgraded database expires? Please advise
4. Minimum downtime required to upgrade the database, application and migrate the OS? Please advise
5. Documents to follow for Upgradation and Migration? Please advise
Regards
Mohammed. Abdul Muqeet

Including to What John Said you have to Refer for MOS notes Such as :
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hello gurus
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_,)#+(:"
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I have tried loging in as a normal user and as super user, but never get it right. I've checked that the DISPLAY setting is set to DISPLAY=:0.
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Hello Trond!
I had the same problem a few months ago.
I solved it by running the install program
with a previous JDK (I think it was 1.3),
then when install finished I ran it with JDK1.4.2.
You can use symlinks to achieve this.
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I'm pretty sure (never did it myself) that there will be not problem when moving the database. The Oracle software is the same (at least when you use the x86 version) so
the format of the datafiles and controlfiles should be identical.
However some configuration files (network settings) might differ so try before you die :-)
cu
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My team solved the problem and I thought that we would share.
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Order of installing Windows XP, Solaris & Red Hat Linux...

Hi all,
If I were to install Windows XP, Red Hat Linux & Solaris in intel dual core machine, in which order do I proceed to install. First Windows XP, then Solaris & Linux, I believe. Am I right. If not, please correct me.
Thanks,
...

Although posted under different title and content, your most recent thread
Windows and Solaris not booting on a Windows, Solaris and Linux Machine.
is actually the duplicate of this thread.
The right order of install is Windows XP, RHEL, Solaris. Because, if the Linux is the last installed OS, the Linux version of GRUB will be installed on the MBR (Master Boot Record), and you will not be able to boot Solaris. Why? Because the Linux GRUB doesn't currently recognize Solaris VTOC (Volume Table Of Contents) and UFS (Universal Disk Format File System) formats. Only the Solaris version of GRUB works as common loader for Solaris and Linux. Since you installed Linux as the last OS (as per your duplicated thread), you can try to chainload from the Linux GRUB by modifying the grub.conf on Linux, eg:
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default=2
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(hd0,1) is the second primary partition of the first BIOS disk - Solaris 5.10
(hd0,2) is the third primary partition of the first BIOS disk - RHEL-4
Modify this according to your real disk partition map if it's necessary.
If this doesn't work (at least it should work for Windows and Linux), then I suggest reinstalling all three OSs from the ground up. A year ago I successfully installed Windows Server 2003, RHEL-4.5 and Solaris 10 on single 250 GB physical disk. You can follow my procedure. Before that, boot the system with the first RHEL-4 installation CD, type "linux rescue" and press Enter. When linux console appears, delete all partitions using fdisk. Or, alternatively, type
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1024 count=2048This will erase your Master Boot Record and MBR Partition Table inside it, even much more filling out 2 MB continuous disk area with zeros. Restart the system, insert Windows installation media and start the procedure:
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If possible send me exact link.
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> We are planning to migrate from Solaris to AIX. What document will help me to follow?
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--> FAQ
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> Our current environment is R/3 4.6c, Oracle 9.2.3 and Solaris 5.9
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Have anyone upgraded Red Hat Linux AS from 4.4 to 4.6 of EBS11510.2(CU2)?

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Re: migrate our ERP database from Solaris Sparc 64 to Linux x86_

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