Using Oracle with lvm AND rawio: read(512) from /dev/raw/...
Hi,
your mail trigged me to try this on my system!
SQL> create tablespace x datafile '/dev/raw/raw1' ; create tablespace x datafile '/dev/raw/raw1'
Tablespace created.
and I did not have any problems what so ever!
my setup is :
- rh7.0
- 2.4.11 stock kernel with
- plain old LVM 8.0 (usertools patched)
- Oracle is 8.1.6 SE
regards
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Hi,
your mail trigged me to try this on my system!
SQL> create tablespace x datafile '
/dev/raw/raw1' ; create tablespace x datafile '/dev/raw/raw1'
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Tablespace created.
and I did not have any problems what so ever!
my setup is :
- rh7.0
- 2.4.11 stock kernel with
What's the "2.4.11" kernel? I think that there is no such beast exists, and will not exists for at least some months... There is only 2.4testN, i.e. pre-2.4. Redhat 7.0 ships with something like 2.2.16-22, and included 2.4-0.something -- maybe this is what you have? And maybe things go well on 2.4-tobe kernel? (I tried with 2.2.17, 2.4 is still not an option for our applications).
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- plain old LVM 8.0 (usertools patched)
- Oracle is 8.1.6 SE
Regards,
Michael.
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Quoted 4 lines · Jorg de Jong
my setup is :
- rh7.0
- 2.4.11 stock kernel with
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What's the "2.4.11" kernel? I think that there is no such beast exists, and will not exists for at least some months... There is only 2.4testN, i.e. pre-2.4. Redhat 7.0 ships with something like 2.2.16-22, and included 2.4-0.something -- maybe this is what you have? And maybe things go well on 2.4-tobe kernel? (I tried with 2.2.17, 2.4 is still not an option for our applications).
your are ride offcource,
what I ment was
- 2.4.0-test11 stock kernel ( downloaded from ftp.kernel.org )
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