On 5-Feb-09, at 9:52 AM, mcclnx mcc wrote:

I am installed ORACLE software and it say server did NOT have PD:

Checking for make... found - /usr/bin/make Checking for ld... found - /usr/bin/ld Checking for cc... found - /usr/bin/cc Checking for ar... found - /usr/bin/ar Checking for ksh... Unable to find PD KSH version. Unable to locate all utilities with system path.

The server is CENTOS 5.1 with almost all software installed. Can anone tell me:

1. where is PD?

2. If I really NOT installed, which RPM should I load?

Did you try a variation of:

# yum whatprovides PD

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On Fri, Feb 06, 2009 at 12:52:00AM +0800, mcclnx mcc wrote:

Checking for ksh... Unable to find PD KSH version.

1. where is PD?

not "PD", you want pdksh -- the Public Domain version of ksh, the original of which was originally not free.

In CentOS 4.x, this was in an RPM called pdksh. The CentOS 5 release seems to include a "ksh" rpm:

$ rpm -qa | grep ksh ksh-20060214-1.7 $ which ksh /usr/bin/ksh

Convincing your Oracle installer thing to accept this is something you'll have to take up with Oracle.