Linux is really strong. Buy a 200 broken notebook and install Linux to put a DVD. The previous Linux email server has not been updated for two years. It is good. One day the password is forgotten, can't enter, ah, it's useless at last, huh, huh
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Recently, the company's machine room has a bad air conditioner, leading to frequent problems with Linux servers used for development and testing. The disk is the most vulnerable. After several crashes and brute force restarts, it cannot be started today.
According to the indications before the crash, the disk may be faulty, so I am going to apply for replacement of several hard disks tomorrow. I and another colleague formatted and reinstalled one of them with a try attitude.
In Linux, no problem was found. In the past, the other two disks were mounted to/home And/ora as independent partitions.
After the system is reinstalled, we mount the other two disks to the same path, and then add users with caution (to ensure consistency with the original user UID and GID). However
Then, Oracle can be started, just as if the system has not been reinstalled.
If this happens on Windows, it is incredible because the DLL and Registry Information installed on Windows will all be lost as the system reinstalls.
Therefore, Linux is indeed better than Windows in terms of development and server.