ist ORACLE-LSubject: Re:
9i download
I looked at these online today. The Sun RAM
and hard drives are outrageously expensive! However,...
re: RAM ---
Under FAQs, it says:
2. Is this memory
proprietary?No. The memory used in the
Sun Blade 100 is industry standar
No, it is the same ram as a Sparc 20, Ultra 1, Ultra 60, Ultra 80, Ultra 30,
E450, E450R, E250R.
Depending if you put 1, 2, 4 dimms in.
The memory isn't too badly priced, it is still more than PC new. But not as
exspensives as some of them.
They are actually quite fast for the MHz/Bus speeds.
Probably an Intel x86 compatible CPU . Without that PC either doesn't work
or is not a PC.
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Heard one my SA collegue saying that someone has successfully used PC RAM
and something else (don't
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Anjan
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Heard one my SA collegue saying that someone has successfully
used PC RAM and something else (don't remember) sucessfully. (Now THAT i
FWIW, I was able to install and actually run 9i Beta along with a 9i OEM
management server on an Ultra 5 with 128MB RAM. It was slow, but it
worked.
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Geez Paul, that's an E450!
Try someth
On Tuesday 05 June 2001 08:36, Christopher Spence wrote:
> Very suitable, it is a great machine, just don't plan on getting any
> upgrades cheap. Memory and DVD are astronomical priced.
>
> 256Mb would be better, but I believe you can run 9i on 128Mb.
Chris,
Can't you just put standard RAM in t
Geez Paul, that's an E450!
Try something in the Ultra line, they
are somewhat less expensive.
Jared
On Tuesday 05 June 2001 01:35, Paul Drake wrote:
> Sinardy Xing wrote:
> > Is Oracle 9i free download ??
> >
> > Sinardy
>
> yeah, the download is free - but you have to own a SPARC box to u
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Paul and all others interested. Ebay seems to be a
great source for used sun boxes, I've also noticed at sun's si
Title: RE: 9i download
Very
suitable, it is a great machine, just don't plan on getting any upgrades
cheap. Memory and DVD are astronomical priced.
256Mb
would be better, but I believe you can run 9i on 128Mb.
The
blade is a nice machine, really nice for a workstation as it has US
I guess I was thinking of IAS 9I.
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Title: RE: 9i download
Paul and all others interested. Ebay seems to be a great source for used sun boxes, I've also noticed at sun's site they have a new workstation for $999. Now of course you'd probably need more ram but this setup looks like it can handle and run 9i,
Sinardy Xing wrote:
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> Is Oracle 9i free download ??
>
> Sinardy
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yeah, the download is free - but you have to own a SPARC box to use it.
I saw a quote for the following - (refurbished)
E450
2 x 400 MHz CPUs - 4 MB cache
4 x 256 MB RAM
4 x 9.1 GB hard drives
SCSI controllers, fast ethe
Is Oracle 9i free download ??
Sinardy
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GetRight was only $20 to register, free if you like ad ware and a few other
less features.
"Walking on water and developing software from a
GetRight was only $20 to register, free if you like ad ware and a few other
less features.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
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I use it on a 56k dial up, and it works great!!
Mark
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Is that ReGet Junior or Deluxe? Or, does it make a
difference? Also, has anyone tried Download Accelerator
Plus? It se
9i isn't on it yet I think.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot
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Buy the technology tra
I used to download full linux ISO's from a 14,440 baud.
We did it, just took 3 days.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot
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Note sure if your using a download manager Chris,
I believe that a cable modem or a DSL are the best download accelerators on
the market. Doing that with a 56k modem is a suicide. From this perspective,
I cannot
comprehend how did the mankind survive before the advent of DSL.
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Junior
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Is that ReGet Junior or Deluxe? Or, does it make a
difference? Also, has anyone tried Download Accelerator
Plus? It seems to be a similar product.
Thanks,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
>
> I
Another problem I've encountered occurs specifically when downloading with
Netscape 6 (Mozilla). It attempts to unzip the file for you--without asking or
mentioning this--and corrupts it in the process. Or something like that. I've
downloaded the files from Technet with Netscape 4.7x and it wor
Is that ReGet Junior or Deluxe? Or, does it make a
difference? Also, has anyone tried Download Accelerator
Plus? It seems to be a similar product.
Thanks,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
>
> I'll second that. It's the only way to get a clean download from technet.
>
> Jared
>
>
> On Monday 04 June 200
Buy the technology track from OTN for $200 and install from the cd.
It's alot less hassle.
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I'll second that. It's the only way to get a clean download from technet.
Jared
On Monday 04 June 2001 10:00, Post, Ethan wrote:
> Note sure if your using a download manager Chris, I used ReGet (Tucows.com)
> the other day to get 8.1.7.3 and it worked really great. - E
>
> -Original Messa
4, 2001 2:00 PM
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Note sure if your using a download manager Chris, I used ReGet
(Tucows.com)
the other day to get 8.1.7.3 and it worked really great. - E
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I get the same thing on file1 (gzip: 901solaris_disk1.cpio.gz: invalid
compressed data--crc error) files2 and 3 appear to be good. (I don't have
enough space to unzip them yet)
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I keep trying
Note sure if your using a download manager Chris, I used ReGet (Tucows.com)
the other day to get 8.1.7.3 and it worked really great. - E
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I could never successfully download the file. I ended
I could never successfully download the file. I ended up getting the CD.
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I keep trying to download 9i and the files keep being invalid gzip files.
Anyone else have this problem or have successfully downloaded this monster?
I have downloaded each file 3-4
I found you absolutely have to use get right, anything from oracle site you
generally have to download a few times to get it to actully work, sometimes
I am lucky.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
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