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Did you verify that all kernel parameters were set according to the Oracle Install guide &quot;pre-install&quot; steps, specifically the the section under Kernel Parameters? It is likely there is a misconfiguration.<br />

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Did you verify that all kernel parameters were set according to the Oracle Install guide "pre-install" steps, specifically the the section under Kernel Parameters? It is likely there is a misconfiguration.


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Where did you receive this message? From Oracle or from the O/S?<br />
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R.<br />

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Where did you receive this message? From Oracle or from the O/S?

R.


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Thank you very much for your expert advice...I am looking all possible kernel which could have impact on IO issue. Will update you, Accordingly. <br />
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Regards,<br />
EL
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Thank you very much for your expert advice...I am looking all possible kernel which could have impact on IO issue. Will update you, Accordingly.

Regards,
EL

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&gt;&gt;I am looking all possible kernel which could have impact on IO issue.<br />
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No need to do that, just verify that you have installed Oracle properly, according to the Prerequisites in the documentation that I included above. Oracle's documentation tells you with parameters to set. The most common cause is you have missed a parameter according to the documentation. <br />
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>>I am looking all possible kernel which could have impact on IO issue.

No need to do that, just verify that you have installed Oracle properly, according to the Prerequisites in the documentation that I included above. Oracle's documentation tells you with parameters to set. The most common cause is you have missed a parameter according to the documentation.



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I am getting following error in alert log. <br />
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OS: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64 <br />
WARNING:Oracle process running out of OS kernel I/O resources
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I am getting following error in alert log. 

OS: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64 
WARNING:Oracle process running out of OS kernel I/O resources

Oracle process running out of OS kernel I/O resources

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