forgot to mention that we just treat the CentOS machines as RHEL3 for installs (i.e. follow the exact same instructions as though you were installing on RHEL3).
jer
Stokely Boast wrote:
Hi. I just joined the mailing list and searched the archived message subjects for any mention of Oracle, but did not find any. Please excuse me if I missed a previous discussion of this.
I'm about to start an evaluation of CentOS as an alternative to RHEL/SUSE for use in a development environment (non-production) and am curious what experience, if any, people have had with installing Oracle databases (9i, 10g) and/or Oracle Applications 11.5.9 under CentOS 3.4 (or any CentOS version, for that matter). Web searches didn't turn up much information on this, either.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
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