Aside from ensuring that you have all the pre-requisites such as swap
kernel limits setup, I have been using SuSE to run Oracle on Linux.

I currently run Oracle 10g on SuSE Linux 9.0 Professional for a
production web site. No problems.

Just one catch, to start the installer use the "-IgnoreSysPrereqs" switch

I will be posting more on this on my site at http://ocpdba.net so keep
an eye out there.

Ahbaid

J Hogan wrote:

>I have been thinking about upgrading my home DB to run on fedora core 2.
>Does anyone have any advice for that. I am not a big fan of red hat and
>there products But where I work the run red hat 9 and will be soon
>upgradding everything to fedora Core 1. And So anyway I have seen things
>about Fedora core 1 But nothing about FC 2. Does any one know of a Linux
>distro that you can just install oracle with out modiffiying anytthing other
>than adding a oracle user account????
>
>J hogan
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