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While installing oracle 11g there occurred an./runInstaller: line 92: 4906 Segmentation fault $CMDDIR. Oracle 11g installation on linux eror:./runInstaller.
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I'm running: Redhat 7.3 J2sdk 1.4.102 w/ J2see Trying to install: Oracle9i I've setup all the necessary 'pre-installation' steps as far as I can tell, so decided to start the installation. When I run:./runInstaller.sh I get the following error: #./runInstaller.sh./runInstaller.sh: cd:%PRODHOME%/install: No such file or directory #./runInstaller.sh:./runInstaller: cannot execute binary file I've confirmed that the runInstaller file exists and has the correct persmissions, but don't know if the%PRODHOME%/install error is relevant. I don't know a thing about ORACLE.
But it seems to me the error means that the script (runInstall.sh) is looking for a directory ( /install) inside the directory where Oracle is extracted to.or whatever directory is contained in the%PRODHOME% variable. You might want to check that out. I'm not an expert on bash.but after trying the script, try typing echo $PRODHOME see if that gives you anything. Also, are you supposed to give any parameters to the script?
Ie: where the product is, like maybe './runInstaller.sh /downloads/oracle' or something? Does './runInstaller.sh -help' or './runinstaller.sh -h' give you any output? Thanks for the advice guys! I tried everything you specified, but with no luck.
The -h or -help options give no relevant output, and the moving the installation files to the proper directory didn't make a difference either. Installshield wizard fix. Here is all I could find on this%PRODHOME% parameter: It relates to a 'response' file that you can create, which is an Oracle installation option: I downloaded Oracle, so the installation I'm trying isn't from a disk, it is from 3 directories which get created when you download the.cpio files: /Disk1, /Disk2, /Disk3 The instructions show a simply pre-install plan, then run the./runInstaller script.
Runinstaller Ignoresysprereqs
However, am not sure if I 'have' to create a response file now?