Oracle Application Server 10G Release 2 on RHEL4u6
Aaron Bliss
abliss at brockport.edu
Wed May 13 17:11:50 UTC 2009
We are also a RedHat/Oracle shop and had a similar issue. It turned out to
be an issue of outdated firmware (specifically raid controller firmware) on
the server colliding with updated drivers shipping with newer kernels. I
would first start with ensuring the firmware on your boxes is updated.
Aaron
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Subject: Oracle Application Server 10G Release 2 on RHEL4u6
Hello,
We run the Oracle Application Server 10G on RHEL4u6.
I had problems in the past with newer kernels released by RedHat
causing system crashes, so I rebooted the machines to an older kernel
version 2.6.9-11.ELsmp which keeps the machine stable, does not crash.
The machine booted with a newer kernel will crash some 30-45 minutes
after reboot? We encountered this problem numerous times, and this is
a PROD environment.
Also on my boot parameters is added noexec=off per a suggestion in the
past from Oracle.
Anyone have any ideas about this issue?
Stephen L. LaBelle
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Senior System Administrator
Database Administration Team
Information Technology Infrastructure Services
labelles at mscd.edu
303-556-3644
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