Centos6.5 Installation ORACLE11GR2 (64-bit) ____oracle

Centos6.5 Installation ORACLE11GR2 (64-bit)

Install centos6.5

(Mine is the virtual machine environment)

1. Download centos6.5 installation package, do not explain.

The following figure:

2. Download Oracle installation package, this does not explain (may need to register an Oracle account, here Linux version 64 bits)

As shown in the following illustration:

3. Remote Tools used: Xshell (for command line operations) and SSH Shell client (for uploading and downloading files)

4. ORACLE11G installation conditions: (see official documents)

A. Memory

Minimum 1G, recommended 2G, large unlimited

B.swap Size:

1g< Memory < 2g:swap should be 1.5 times times the memory;

2g< Memory < 16g:swap should be equal to the memory size;

16g:swap bit 16G;

Note: When swap is not satisfied, there will be errors in the Setup program * * *

C.tmp size

Guaranteed to have 1G of remaining space, if not satisfied, can delete part of the space, the proposed partition is big enough (I divide 2.5G)

D. Hard disk space

Installation space:

Enterprise Edition (Enterprise Edition) 4.7G

Standard Edition (Standard Edition) 4.6G

Data space:

Enterprise Edition (Enterprise Edition) 1.7G

Standard Edition (Standard Edition) 1.5G

5. CentOS's zoning scheme

It's almost 30g.

6. Install centos6.5

Partitions as shown in the figure above, the basic server is selected at installation time

Select Basicserver, then choose "Now Custom";

"Basic System" in Java, Perl
Emacs and Internet applications are best chosen in the application
"Desktop" selects all components except the KDE desktop

Set after reboot:

NTP best choice, ensure time is correct, and select "Quick Start Sync" in Advanced options

Kdump can not

Reboot again, OK.

Focus: Modify the system, the machine name is consistent, close the firewall, create users, create installation path, configure environment variables such as reference hyperlink: http://blog.csdn.net/kimsoft/article/details/8117575

When you're done with all the above, remember to update centos6.5 before you install Oracle,

# Yum Update

# Yum Upgrade

7. To install an Oracle Dependency pack:

The following figure is a dependency pack from the official ORACLE11GR2 document

Command required:

# RPM–Q Package Name--such as: Binutils, package name do not enter all, check whether the package is installed

# Yum Search binutils-need to network, look up the package on the net, will have listed

# Yum Install binutils.x86_64– installation of the found package

* * In view of each find will be very troublesome, here is a summary of the entire installation package (if the CentOS updated), directly copied to the command line installation can:

# yum-y install binutils.x86_64 \

Compat-libcap1.x86_64\