Well yes using VNC or XClient is possible...! But the reason why i always used to do it
via a physical console was coz anyways i had to go into the DC for putting the CD's
in.
But ur idea of loopback mounting the ISO is something i will definitely try out..!
What if i have a the files and directories on the CD have been dumped and not the ISO...!
Any options still available..!
Thanks for the solution...!
bye rgds
biju
"R. K. Rajeev" <rajeevrk(a)myrealbox.com> wrote:
BIJU KRISHNAN wrote:
Dear Amit,
The Oracle 9i installation program is a Java based
program and does not have a TUI or a CLI as an
alternative.
You need have X installed and running while installing
either Client or server.
Atleast from my knowledge u cant install Oracle 9i
Enterprise without X....on the linux box..!
I even failed installing Oracle Client on RedHat Linux
with a dump on the HDD...! We had to put the media in
and then run
../mnt/cdrom/Product/runinstaller
[NOT THE EXACT PATH ALTHOUGH]
bye rgds
biju
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Dear Biju,
AFAIK, a physical X server is not required. as long as you have all the
X libs ( from the xfree86-libs or xorg-libs packages), you should be
able to install a vnc server with a simple window manager like twm and
use it to remotely install the oracle client. And about the cd, i've
used the iso image via a loopback mount, and it installs fine (oracle
server i mean, which also installs the client, i assume). do explore
this option before loading a full X server environment onto the server.
Regards
R. K. Rajeev
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