Thanks for everyone's responses. Thanks to Denny from IBM, I have got
it working. I'll explain my problem and solution, so that it may help
someone in the future.
Oracle's instructions tell you that you need patch 6007358(from
metalink). Following their instructions, you do the 10g install(whic
Would you be willing to document what you've done or point us to the
documentation you used ?
I have about 60 servers that I'd like to upgrade from 9 to 10.
Question - I heard that you cannot upgrade sles9 31 bit to sles10 64
bit. Is that true ?
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My sles9's don't use dasd, they're all scsi LUNs and LVM other than /
partition: anybody have tips on doing the sles10 upgrade with scsi disks
and/or LVM?
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Dave,
Your DR gallows humor highlights a crucial part of attempting a sles9-to
sles10 upgrade:
if the upgrade doesn't work in the time allotted I'm going to need to do
a reliable bare metal restore to fallback to my working sles9 server.
Can't have a production server down for too long.
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> Question - I heard that you cannot upgrade sles9 31 bit to sles10 64
> bit. Is that true ?
Yes. It's a different architecture (s390 vs s390x). Upgrade has never
worked between architectures.
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> My sles9's don't use dasd, they're all scsi LUNs and LVM other than /
> partition: anybody have tips on doing the sles10 upgrade with scsi
disks
> and/or LVM?
The starter system approach will work with this setup as well; key is to
know what disks hold the system code and activate the disks you
> Your DR gallows humor highlights a crucial part of attempting a
sles9-to
> sles10 upgrade:
> if the upgrade doesn't work in the time allotted I'm going to need to
do
> a reliable bare metal restore to fallback to my working sles9 server.
> Can't have a production server down for too long.
Indeed
Thanks Brad.
In the end I had to use resize2fs: ext2online appears to be only for ext3 and
I'm using ext2.
I got there though. Thanks.
ian
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Received: Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:29:58 PM BST
From: Brad Hinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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BMRtool is my friend: solves my bare metal restore problems, works with
eckd and fba dasd, LUNs, LVM, multipath, sles 9, sles 10.
I like that flashcopy-LUN-from-CMS idea; our San Volume Controller
supports clients doing flashcopy, doubt the client interface code runs
on CMS, does run on a Linux g
Ian S. Worthington wrote:
Thanks Brad.
In the end I had to use resize2fs: ext2online appears to be only for ext3 and
I'm using ext2.
ext2online works for ext3 because ext3 is only an ext2 + a journal.
problems with ext2online occur at the boundary of certain filesystem
sizes, see the man pag
>>> On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 7:49 AM, in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Levy,
Alan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Question - I heard that you cannot upgrade sles9 31 bit to sles10 64
> bit. Is that true ?
Just to confirm what David said, this is indeed true. Upgrades across
architectures ne
Good morning,
Hoping to join to right forum, I please would like to describe how I
configured apache/openldap on my linux box in order to get your suggestion and
verify if it could be the clever way or not.
Customer asked me to protect via basic-authentication/mod_ldap a site, where
users t
>>> On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 10:26 AM, in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ian S. Worthington"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Brad.
>
> In the end I had to use resize2fs: ext2online appears to be only for ext3
> and
> I'm using ext2.
Both the resize2fs and ext2online commands work with EXT2 and
Hello List,
Anybody have success installing 10g on RHEL 5 on zlinux.
I have been working at it for awhile, and I keep getting errors.
I fix one and immediately hit another one. I have found some
Doc on Oracle 10g database on sles 10 but have not been able to find
anything on RHEL5 yet.
This
That's good news. My research suggested there might be a problem so I played
safe.
ext2 .v. ext3: I choose ext2 as the system I'm using is slow: glacially so.
What's the performance cost in going to ext3?
i
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MOROZZO Valerio wrote:
Good morning,
Hoping to join to right forum, I please would like to describe how I
configured apache/openldap on my linux box in order to get your suggestion and
verify if it could be the clever way or not.
Customer asked me to protect via basic-authentication/mod_ld
I will be out of the office starting 04.04.2008 and will not return until
17.04.2008.
Hello I am working abroad. Since I'm working in a different time zone my
answers might be late. If you need an urgent response either send me a text
message (SMS) to my cell phone (+41792498440) or contact my de
>>> On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 3:41 PM, in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Barnett,
James K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello List,
> Anybody have success installing 10g on RHEL 5 on zlinux.
> I have been working at it for awhile, and I keep getting errors.
> I fix one and immediately hit another
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