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I accept the Kdo comments. &nbsp;It helped me.
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I accept the Kdo comments.  It helped me.

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I'am installing oracle in a Aix 5L server.<br />
The first installtion CD is in filesystem /cdrom<br />
My $HOME directory is /home/oracle.<br />
I'am in /home/oracle and I issue the following command:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;$ /cdrom/runInstaller<br />
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Now the Oracle installation is asking for Cdrom #2 but the System Adminsitrator says that the message is &quot;cdrom busy&quot; .<br />
If I'am not installing from the /cdrom filesystem then what commands does she has to make to be able to put me the Cdrom #2 ?<br />
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Thanks.
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I'am installing oracle in a Aix 5L server.
The first installtion CD is in filesystem /cdrom
My $HOME directory is /home/oracle.
I'am in /home/oracle and I issue the following command:

               $ /cdrom/runInstaller

Now the Oracle installation is asking for Cdrom #2 but the System Adminsitrator says that the message is "cdrom busy" .
If I'am not installing from the /cdrom filesystem then what commands does she has to make to be able to put me the Cdrom #2 ?

Thanks.

cdrom busy

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