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which OS do you install ?<br />
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If it is unix based , try to chmode 777 for this filesystem and chown for this user <br />
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Regards<br />
VDC<br />
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which OS do you install ?

If it is unix based , try to chmode 777 for this filesystem and chown for this user

Regards
VDC
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Make sure that you have at least 400 M free space in the temporary directory.<br />

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Make sure that you have at least 400 M free space in the temporary directory.


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There are several reasons for the error<br />
a) Insufficient free space in the temporary directory.<br />
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b) Insufficient access rights on the temporary directory.<br />
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c) Not using a local console.<br />
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d) Corrupted software set.<br />
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e) Wrong Unzip utility is used.<br />
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f) No execute permission on Unzip utility<br />
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g) Free space =&gt; 2Tb<br />
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There are several reasons for the error
a) Insufficient free space in the temporary directory.

b) Insufficient access rights on the temporary directory.

c) Not using a local console.

d) Corrupted software set.

e) Wrong Unzip utility is used.

f) No execute permission on Unzip utility

g) Free space => 2Tb

 


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folks <br />
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I cannot install oracle 11 as I get an error saying the c:temp direcotory is not writable, i have set all my write priveliges but no luck<br />
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any ideas?
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folks 

I cannot install oracle 11 as I get an error saying the c:temp direcotory is not writable, i have set all my write priveliges but no luck

any ideas?

make sure temp directory is writable

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