That is what Oracle is
saying. That you need a 32-bit kernel extension to run 64bit
Oracle.
thanks,
David
Ehresmann
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From: Scott Behrens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 12:56 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Re: rootpre.shDavid,I haven't installed Oracle 8.1.7 or 9.2 to AIX 5.1 yet, but thanksto a data storage interrupt kernel panic on a 5.1 box, I do knowthat 'crash' has been replaced by 'kdb' for examining crash dumps.So, rootpre.sh is going to break on the line'PKEXT_PATH='echo le | crash | blah blah blah...'I think the question is - do you need the post-wait kernelextension at AIX 5.1?I don't know about Oracle 8.1.7, but the 9.2 Installation Guide(p. 2-35) says: "For Oracle9i 9.2.0.1.0 on AIX 5L, the functonand performance benefits of the Oracle post-wait kernelextension are incorporated into the AIX kernel. Oracle 9i9.2.0.1.0 on AIX 5L does not require the Oracle post-waitkernel extension to be loaded."(This begs the question as to whether I still would need to runrootpre.sh for asyncronous I/O configuration. Presumably, Icould use smit to configure async I/O.)It seems to me I read somewhere that 8.1.7 still requires a32-bit kernel extension and therefore, you may not be ableto run a 64-bit AIX kernel with 8.1.7.Scott
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I am trying to run rootpre.sh. My admin just upgrade the kernel to 64-bit.
We were running 32-bit on this box and everything was fine. No Oracle
software is running. I am going to install 64-bit 8.1.7 Ent Ed for AIX 5.1L
when I got this trying to run rootpre.sh.
This is what I get when I run:
#./rootpre.sh
Installing kernel extension...
Oracle Kernel Ext.......
Copyright............
Kernel Extension Version: 3
nkext ver: 3
./rootpre.sh[199]: crash: not found.
is not loaded : 1
No post-wait kernel is loaded on the machine.
Copying new kernel extension.
Oracle Kernel Extension Loader for AIX
Copyright.............
Kernel Extension Version: 3
SYS_SINGLELOAD: Exec format error
kmid: 0 (0x0)
path '/etc/pw-syscall'
libpath:''
Configuring Asynchronous I/O...
Asynchronous I/O is already defined
thanks,
David Ehresmann
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