Upgrade repository 9i windows to 10gR2 Linux

I've got a 9i repository on a windows platform that I want to move to a 10gR2 Linux platform. The 10gR2 linux platform doesn't have the developer suite installed. Where do I start?

Essentially use are just moving the repository database on Linux. The software for Designer only exists on Windows. You would therefore (briefly):
- Export your existing repository using the 9i designer software.
- Install the new designer 10g software on a Windows PC and set up the SQL*Net connection to the unix platform.
- Use the Designer admin tools in 10g to do the import with the data going onto the linux database.
That's only me thinking on the fly - you should read the migration guide so tell you exactly how to create the new repository. I'd have both in parrallel and switch off the 9i version once everything has migrated sucessfully.
HTH
Steve

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I've posted the following on the following Microsoft form.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-windows_install/81-install-error-0xc1900...
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x33a wrote:Thanks, that's interesting. I always thought that it didn't run without secure boot.
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