Hi all,
i would like to ask you for an advice. i want to install Oracle at
home, so that i could test it and learn a bit about its admnistration i
run Debian Sarge at home but it seems it would quite a big challange
(at least for me) to install Oracle on it. What linux distro would you
advice for this purpose(i've still got one spare partition reserved for
this)? I've already downloaded SuSe Linux Enterprise server 9 about
which I know Oracle installation is accustomited to, but it seems a bit
too robust to me. Do you have any experiences with other distros?
for example Solaris based distros like SchilliX.. (haven't tried it yet
but my colleague gave me this hint)

any suggestions are welcome

mis2o schrieb:
Succesfully installed 10gR2 on Gentoo (www.gentoo.org). As for an
advise, have you looked at Oracle 10g Express Edition? I thik they do
have a debian installer.

hth,
Moritz

thanks much ) donno why i didn't notice..

On 2006-04-04, Moritz Klein <mklein (AT) students (DOT) uni-mainz.de> wrote:
Oh brother...

Just do a google search on how to setup Debian so that the
Oracle installer thinks it's running on RHEL. Past that point, the
installation process is indistiguishable from distro to distro.

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http://www.oracle.com/technology/tec...ook/index.html

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