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Apply any kernel customizations required at your site and reboot, if necessary.
If you need to use the Oracle VLM option to create a very large buffer cache or
to use the hugetlb feature of the RHEL3 kernel, see the January, 2004 article
Upgrading from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 AS To Red Hat Enterprise Linux
3 at:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/index.h
tml
and OracleMetaLink document 262004.1, Configuring RHEL 3 and Oracle 9iR2
with Hugetlb and Remap_file_pages. (The latter article applies to Oracle
Database 10g as well as Oracle9iR2.)
If necessary, re-configure raw partitions, as described in the “Pre-installation
Tasks” chapter of Oracle Database Installation Guide.
If necessary, install and configure the ASM library driver software, as described
in the “Pre-Installation Tasks” chapter of Oracle Database Installation Guide.
Also see the article
Installing Oracle ASMLib
at:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/linux/asmlib/in
stall.html
If you are using RAC, load the hangcheck timer:
# /sbin/insmod hangcheck-timer hangcheck_tick=30
hangcheck_margin=180
Install any custom software required at your site.
6. Re-Create the Oracle Environment
Now restore the files you saved in your tar archive. Do not extract the archive
while your current directory is the root directory, or you will overwrite RHEL3
system files. Instead, copy oracle-bak.tar.bz2 to a convenient directory on your
system, such as a user’s home directory. Then become root and extract the
archive into that directory. For example:
$ cd $HOME/tar_dir
$ su
# tar –xvjf oracle-bak.tar.bz2
You can copy most of the files directly from the extracted archive to the RHEL3
directories. You should inspect and merge some files, however, rather than
copying them directly, because of differences between the default RHAS2.1 and
RHEL3 files. Before merging files, review the Linux sections of the “Pre-
Installation Tasks” chapter in Oracle Database Installation Guide: 10g Release
1 (10.1) for UNIX Systems: AIX-Based Systems, hp HP-UX, hp Tru64 UNIX,
Linux, and Solaris Operating System (SPARC) Part No. B10811-02.
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