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I'd already read the article, but completely missed the part about lying to the installer and making it think that it's a FC4 system.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Kent<br />

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I'd already read the article, but completely missed the part about lying to the installer and making it think that it's a FC4 system.


Thanks!
Kent


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Howdy....<br />
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I've dowloaded the newest release of Oracle 10g and wish to install it on my 64-bit Fedora Core 5 system.<br />
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Oracle claims that the new distro will install on Core 5, but the installer disagrees, claiming that Core 4 is the highest supported O/S.<br />
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Does anyone have a definitive explanation as to how to install 10g on Core 5?<br />
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<br />
Thanks,<br />
Kent<br />

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Howdy....

I've dowloaded the newest release of Oracle 10g and wish to install it on my 64-bit Fedora Core 5 system.

Oracle claims that the new distro will install on Core 5, but the installer disagrees, claiming that Core 4 is the highest supported O/S.

Does anyone have a definitive explanation as to how to install 10g on Core 5?


Thanks,
Kent


Installing Oracle 10G on Fedora Core 5

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