This focus of this bulletin is on assisting the Oracle Unix installation community in resolving installation issues of the
RDBMS.
This bulletin places in one document all the pertinent information related to installations that has been extracted from three
different documents (Installation Guides, Release Notes, and SRNs)
DETAILS
DISCLAIMER
Whenever a contradiction arises between this document and My Oracle Support (MOS)-Certification, My Oracle Support
(MOS)-Certification is the Certification authority. Users of this bulletin are obligated to provide real-time corrections/updates
in the form of My Oracle Support (MOS) "Feedback" submissions to ensure the accuracy and up-to-date status of this
bulletin.
PRE-INSTALLATION SCRIPTS
The Remote Diagnostic Agent RDA (Note 314422.1 for more info on RDA) has the capability to run a Pre-Installation check
on several Unix Platforms.
Please refer to (Note 250262.1 RDA - Health Check / Validation Engine Guide ) for specifics on how to run these Pre-Install
scripts on your server.
OPatch FAQ
To apply one-off patches and Critical Patch Updates (CPUs) or Patch Set Update (PSU) ,you have to use the patching utility,
OPatch. Oracle Support requests you always use the latest version before applying any patches to your server, to get the
latest version,
For 12.1 Patch 6880880
Master Note For OPatch Note 293369.1
OPatch - Where Can I Find the Latest Version of OPatch? [Video] (Note 224346.1)
12.1.x
Common Requirements
JDK 1.6 is installed with this release.
On Solaris 10 - JDK 7 (Java SE Development Kit release 1.5.0_24) is supported
RAM – Minimum - 1 GB of RAM. Recommended: 2GB of RAM or more
Swap - 1.5 times the size of RAM
- Between 2 GB and 16 GB of RAM - Equal to the size of RAM
- More than 16 GB RAM – 16 GB
Disk space - ~ 6.5 GB -Database Software Files. + additional at least 2 GB for preconfigured db, 1.0GB /tmp
Oracle Linux 5 / RHEL 5
OS Version / Kernel
version
Patches/Packages Kernel settings
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