The next step is to switch to the oracle user and run the installation.
Based on past experience, you only need to run the installer on shell su-oracle. This time I encountered a problem in suse.
This is the second problem encountered during this installation.
Problem:
You cannot use the command/usr/bin/xdpyinfo to automatically check the display color. Check whether the DISPLAY variable is set.
In fact, I have already met the last installation. At that time, I used xhost local: oracle to solve the problem. However, according to the introduction on the internet, suse and redhat are somewhat different. Even setting DISPLAY = 192.168.1.103: 0.0 does not work. If you use su-oracle to switch to an oracle user, an error will occur when running xclock. can't open display
I have been helpless for several days. Finally, we found a solution:
Log out-switch user-Log On directly using oracle
This method can be used to find that xclock can run normally, so it can also run the oracle installer normally.
Third problem: Garbled characters on the installation Interface
This was the last time I remembered this problem when I used oracle 10 Gb. The solution at night was to download the jdk and reset the settings. I felt that this method was too troublesome, in my opinion, the installation interface does not have to be in Chinese or English.
So change to the English environment.
Set the language environment LANG and LC_ALL
$ Export LANG = en_US.utf8
Export LANG
$ Export LC_ALL = en_US.utf8
Export LC_ALL
Finally, it succeeded. The first step was to set up the email. I skipped it.
Step 2: select only install software
Step 3: separate databases, not clusters.
(Note: if there is insufficient disk space, you can check where there is excess data. 16 GB is sufficient by default. You can clear the TMP directory and clear the command rm-rf *
-R is recursive down. No matter how many levels of directories are there, delete them together.
-F means to delete the file directly without any prompts)
Step 4: language: English
Step 5: select the first Enterprise Edition
Step 6: The system has automatically read the installation directory according to the variables we set.
Step 7: Continue default
Step 8: You have also read the group dba oinstall
Step 9: perform installation check. Everything is okay, but the error is that the system memory is insufficient. You can increase the memory size on the VM, but I chose to ignore it here.
Step 10: everything is ready.
Step 2: Wait for it to install
Last step: Execute the script.
Set environment variables and write them into the. bash_profile file so that each restart takes effect.
PATH =/home/oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/bin: $ PATH
ORACLE_HOME =/home/oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1
The installation is a Chinese display and LANG = en_US.utf8 needs to be written.
At this point, oracle can be used normally