On Wednesday, November 29, 2006  8:22 PM, Mohana Krishna
wrote:
>On 11/27/06, Greg Wallace <gregwallacefastmail.fm> wrote:
>>I just tried to run netmgr for the first time in
ages and received the
>>following error --
>>oraclelinux :~> netmgr
>>/home/oracle/jre/1.1.8/bin/../bin/i686/native_thread
s/jre: relocation
error:
>>/home/oracle/jre/1.1.8/bin/../lib/i686/native_thread
s/libjava.so: symbol
>>__libc_wait, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file
libc.so.6 with link
time
>>reference
>>Can someone tell me how to fix this?
>>Thanks,
>>Greg Wallace
>Hi Greg
>You can resolve this issue by downloading java version
1.3.1_1x series.
Make a symbolic link
>to jdk1.3.1_1x in $ORACLE_HOME/jre as 1.1.8 and move
your existing 1.1.8 to
some other folder
>(/tmp). I hope this can fix your issue.
Thanks for the tip. However, here's what's really strange.
$ORACLE_HOME/jre contains 1.4.2
/home/oracle/jre contains 1.1.8 and 1.3.1
For some reason, when I run netmgr it calls the 1.1.8
version under
/home/oracle/jre (take a close look at the error message I
get). Seems like
all I need to do is have it invoke the 1.3.1 version under
/home/oracle
instead, if I only knew where to set that. An earlier
poster pointed me to
this document
h
ttp://ivan.kartik.sk/oracle/install_ora9_suse.html
which basically says go to the file
$ORACLE_HOME/oui/oraparam.ini and have
it point to a 1.3.1 version that you download separately and
move to /opt.
The problem is that my netmgr doesn't even use the software
in $ORACLE_HOME
but uses the 1.1.8 version under /home/oracle/jre. I looked
at the netmgr
code but could not see where it was pointing to that
particular library.
Maybe I could fool it by renaming the 1.1.8 version under
/home/oracle and
adding a link from a new 1.1.8 back over to the 1.3.1
library? I'm thinking
I will try that tomorrow. It still puzzles me that it's
referencing that
library under /home/oracle. There almost has to be a
setting somewhere
that's telling it to do that. If I knew where that setting
was, I could
simply change it to point to 1.3.1. That would be the
cleanest way, but I
have no idea where that setting is.
Thanks,
Greg Wallace
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Mohana
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