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• binary Oracle for linux ubuntu

  Hello
  
  I have ubuntu linux installed on my machine. The version is
  Veera@Veera-laptop: ~ $ uname - a
  Veera-portable 2.6.32 - 21-generic #32 - Ubuntu Linux SMP Fri 16 Apr 08:10:02 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
  
  Now, I want to install oracle 11g on ubuntu linux. I can download the OTN and install on it. Please let me if oracle install on ubuntu.
  
  Also please give me the links for downloding the binary oracle for linux ubuntu
  
  Thank you
  Veera

  The following should help you:

  Install Oracle 11 g 2 on Ubuntu Linux 11.04 (64-bit) Howto
  Install Oracle 11 g 2 on Ubuntu Linux 11.04 (64-bit) Howto

  The instructions are for 64-bit Ubuntu and Oracle. Any reason why run you the 32-bit operating system? Unless your current CPU prohibited x86_64 you want to limit your available installation options. You can install 32-bit software on a 64 bit OS, but not the reverse.

  Please note that Oracle Enterprise does not officially support Ubuntu. You can think of Oracle Express Edition (XE) making.

• Flash Player 8 for Linux Ubuntu

  How to get Flash Player 8 for Ubuntu Edgy (6.10)?
  
  When a site prompt me to get Flash 8 I get redirected to a page to download installation 7?
  
  There the Flash Player 8 for Linux/Ubuntu?

  bobromeo,

  > There are now Flash 9 for Linux and I installed it on Ubuntu
  > 6.10 (Edgy). But it works for FireFox, Opera is not
  > supported yet! #$@ ! % #@ ! Is it so hard to do?

  I guess it is! ;)

  David Stiller
  Adobe Community Expert
  Dev blog, http://www.quip.net/blog/
  "Luck is the residue of good design."

• LabVIEW for linux (Ubuntu 64-bit)

  University of Helsinki uses a centralized managed linux installation on all linux workstations.  The distribution is based on Ubuntu 9.10, and it is considering moving to 10.04 LTS.  Almost all of the facilities are 64-bit, only a few old machines (> 5 years of age) are still using 32-bit installation.

  In the Physics Department, there are about 500 machines and about 30% of those who are linux workstations.  We strive to get LabVIEW for Linux installed on our desktop, then run under Ubuntu 64-bit.

  1 problem (not a problem): For some strange reason, the installation media does not CD/DVD use normal files (iso9660) system, but the media is formatted with the file system "Mac OS X HDF +".  It works under linux, of course, but has been a source of mild confusion.  It would be wise to change the normal file system to the next version.

  2nd problem: The installation under Ubuntu does not work.  Namely:

  First I mount the media with the "mount-t hfsplus/dev/sr0/media/cdrom0" and try running the installation script
  CD/media/cdrom0/Linux/labview-2009
  sudo knew
  . / INSTALL

  Installation is not going smoothly.  According to the error message, the script is not found the library libbz2:

  / Media/cdrom0/Linux/LabVIEW-2009/bin/rpmq: error while loading shared libraries: libbz2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory

  However, the library is in standard place:
  $ ls/lib/libbz2 *.
  /lib/libbz2.so.1 /lib/libbz2.so.1.0 /lib/libbz2.so.1.0.4

  I know, "support of the distribution" list only include Mandriva, RedHat, and SUSE.  The version of LabVIEW is the latest version of the fall of 2009.  Does anyone have any ideas what to try next?

  see you soon,
  Pekko

  
  

• Support for Linux in Smartphones blackBerry - marketing Dept.

  Sale of RIM rose by 102% to $1.88 billion for the quarter ending March 1 08. What are the chances of RIM having sufficient funds or will support, customers using Linux? A community which grew to 1.37% in September 2007 to 2.09% in October 2008.

  PS Ubuntu Linux: 8 million users and more

  It is not really answering your question to the Marketing Department, I don't even know if they read this forum. They could.

  Have you looked here for Linux support?

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/Linux-users-corner/

• Extreme SSD 120GB - No. TRIM support for Linux later? $150 wasted?

  I am a customer of Sandisk's long-term and generally been happy with their products.

  My favorite and the only OS is Linux, like the millions of PC users, laptop, Tablet and smartphone world. I'm about to take delivery of a brand new Sandisk Extreme SSD 120 GB. This is my 2nd SSD (the other being of Kingston). I just found this review online (newegg.com) about current support for Sandisk Extreme SSD TRIM for Linux:

  "Cannot support a topping on LINUX. I also use EXT4 throw tag in/etc/fstab and it does not work. I sent Sandisk. They said: "I understand that you were not able to activate the TRIM on your SSD 120 GB extreme linux system command. We are sorry for the inconvenience this problem may have caused. »

  Then I remember seeing this in own of Sandisk SSD info online:

  "Any operating system can be installed on an SSD. There is NO compatibility problem with regard to the operating system. Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix any version or BACK can be installed on an SSD.
  Certain features such as the PLATE only are supported in mode native on the latest operating systems such as Windows 7 and Mac OS 10.6 and higher. »

  I'm worried. First of all, I have always use the latest version of Linux, continually updated to day and make all the necessary preparations for the maximum performance of SSD (including changes to operating and fstab AHCI). Then my other SSD worked flawless since (installed 6 months ago) news including the TRIM under Linux.

  Then I read elsewhere that Sandisk provides no SSD firmware still updates (?). Is this correct?

  If so, then Houston, we have a (major) problem. Product not suitable to use? Misrepresentation of product? Inadequate technical support? Incomplete engineering front of dumping on the market?

  I might be worrying unduly. Heck, I really hope someone can help me, clarity and TRIM unlimited direct. Can I use my new Sandisk Extreme SSD as my other player, without product development stressful of Sandisk. (Before I drop the fanboys Win7 and Mac, Linux is also valid in the real world like any OS corporate-drone. Heck one day you too could see the light...)

  Good news all around. Extreme SSD arrived and installed without a hitch. Also received a number of useful answers E-mail of Support technical Sandisk (thanks, notably, spear, who approached the plate). In short, if you have a recent Linux kernel installed, opt for the filesystem ext4 on both / and / Home. But first of all to be absolutely sure that you have selected the AHCI option in the section of the BIOS of your motherboard SATA mode. (Flashing the latest mainboard BIOS should also help.) So to allow TOPPING Linux offers edit you your file/etc/fstab to include the "noatime" instructions and "throw" in the lines making reference to / and / Home. Save and you should be good to go. So to answer my own original doubts - TRIM is supported for latest Linux OS provided that you follow the installation process. I lose $150? Probably not, but only time and toggle NAND will tell!

• ScanJet 3000 Pro s2: Scanjet 3000 Pro s2 - support for linux

  Hello

  product page indicates that linux for the Scanjet 3000 Pro s2 drivers are available:

  The HP Scanjet Professional 3000 s2 to add to existing custom solutions through TWAIN, ISIS, WIA, Linux and Mac drivers.

  But the specification list only supported for Windows and Mac OS X. even for the driver download page.

  This unit works with linux? If so, what architectures are supported?

  Thank you

  Indeed, HP is the main contributor to HPLIP, but HPLIP does not all drivers for Scanjet scanners:

  

  I see in the thread that the poster has got some HP drivers by contacting through the discussion list, I suggest to try the same thing and check if you got no response, it's a forum for peer to peer and not direct contact with HP...

  You can sign up and send a mail to the sane-devel list, prescribed for such a seems to me:

  http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/sane-devel

  Hope that helps,

  Shlomi

• VMware converter 4 support for partitions on dynamic disks

  I currently have a server physical windows 2003 which has its system and data partitions defined as dynamic disks (C and D partitions lie on disk 0-dynamic) not well why it's set up this way, it was built just like that.

  The goal is to convert this virtual server and I read many forums stating that dynamic disks are not supported for vmware converter, but some cases have succeeded where the target score was a record time-basic-but-now-dynamics.

  Is this the case? and if so, what alternatives can be tried to virtualize the server.

  Dynamic disks are supported for Windows.  The resulting virtual machine will only basic disks in a hot clone.

  I would just suggest that you make a clone of hot regular and do a slight reduction in the size of the disc resulting (even if it is 1 MB).

  Second, ensure that the system starts out of the c:\ partition and it is marked as a partition active and has a file boot.ini in the root.

  Kind regards

  Jonathan

  B.SC., RHCT, VMware vExpert 2009

  NOTE: If your question or problem has been resolved, please mark this thread as answered and awarded points accordingly.

• Oracle 10g R2 for Linux ubuntu

  Hello
  is it possible to install Oracle 10 g R2 on ubuntu Linux?
  
  If Yes:
  
  from there:
  
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/database/Enterprise-Edition/downloads/index.html
  
  Which one
  
  Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux x 86
  Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux x 86-64
  Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux Itanium
  Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux on Power
  
  
  Thank you very much.

  you make the call

  bcm@bcm-laptop:~$ uname -a
  Linux bcm-laptop 2.6.32-26-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Wed Nov 17 15:58:05 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  bcm@bcm-laptop:~$ sqlplus
  
  SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Mon Nov 29 06:47:26 2010
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
  
  Enter user-name: / as sysdba
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
  With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  SQL> select * from v$version;
  
  BANNER
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE     11.2.0.1.0     Production
  TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  

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  many questions and so few answers.
  :-(

  Published by: sb92075 on November 29, 2010 06:49

• I NEED ADOBE FLASH PLAYER FOR LINUX UBUNTU

  DOESN'T EXIST ANYMORE FOR LUNIX, IT OF JUST THE TRUTH?

  PLEASE HELP ME

  ODETTE

  You can download flash player for linux from the link below:

  https://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/

  You can also use Google Chrome, which has the latest flash player plugin.

• VMware workstation 10 has no Chinese support for linux?

  I installed vmware workstation on my windows and then I got a Chinese version

  then installed on my Linux box, but it was always English version

  How to change the language of the vmware in linux .thx

  Hi ic3sk9,

  VMware Workstation for Windows supports English or Japanese and Linux only English.

  Are you sure you got the Chinese

• Adobe Creative Cloud for Linux/Ubuntu - Kick

  The discussion always seems to appear every two weeks to get CC on Linux. And a lot of different pieces. In the past, he has been on the printer drivers and the rendering of the fonts on different versions of Linux. The other problem is to see how much support is there for such a product.

  So why not Kick - Adobe Creative Cloud for Ubuntu?
  You get to see the support that is there for such a project and obtain funding to him. And designers/developers may have more choice than crazy Windows and Os X.

  Thank you

  Mach

  Forget it. Nobody's going to convert 12 main applications and a ton of auxiliary tools which actually makes 0,5% of all PC users, when, according to what statistics you approve, only 3 to 7 percent of all desktop computers running Linux, but most of those who are desktop PCs in schools and other government agencies plus a tiny fraction of highend machines production VFX running Maya Nuke and Houdini. It is not gonan happen, even if this Kickstarter's 1 million. settings do not match.

  Mylenium

• Printer Laser Dell c1760nw for Linux/Ubuntu drivers

  Hello

  I bought the Dell C1760nw for my home network.

  I need to print to it via Ubuntu 10.04.

  So far, I was unable to locate the linux drivers. I am ready to develop linux drivers if I can get hold of the relevant specifications.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Door wood

  Take a look at this link: http://codefucius.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/getting-dell-c1760nw-color-printer-up.html

• Access Flash support on linux (ubuntu)

  Hello

  Since the release of ubuntu 11.04 I was unable to watch videos that are protected by DRM. Try the test drive to the http://drmtest2.adobe.com:8080/SVP/SampleVideoPlayer_FP.html with video

  http://drmtest2.Adobe.com:8080/content/anonymous.F4V is the last message displayed: "Update CP... Module. "and then nothing happens.

  I tried to delete the folder NativeCache and a new libadobecp - xxx.so is downloaded and saved but still no progress.

  I tested with the latest version of player 11.1 and 11.2 the last player beta on Ubuntu 11.04 and 11.10.

  All plans to make this work again for new linux systems because it works fine on ubuntu 10.10?

  BR

  Jonas Hagberg

  OK, I finally have it works on all versions of Ubuntu (32 and 64 bit). Here are my conclusions for future reference.

  10.04 - 11.10 32-bit just to install the package flashplugin - install, hal and libhal1. If flash is already installed you may need to reinstall after installation of hal with ' apt - get - reinstall install flashplugin - install ' to make it work.

  10.04 - 11.04 64-bit, follow the instructions for 32 - bit

  for 11.10 64 bit, I couldn't package flashplugin - install to work, but install the package adobe-flashplugin since partner repo worked.

  Too bad, it was this hassle to figure out and not mentioned in the release notes...

• Creative cloud for Linux (Ubuntu)

  Why not? So many Adobe users must use Windows soly for Adobe.  Google is 100% Ubuntu users.  They seem pretty things on top.  Why not follow?

  Market share makes don't bother you Adobe?  Not a lot of people travel by train before the rails are laid.  Do adobe.  Prove that you are connected to the scene.

  Check out this thread

  https://getsatisfaction.com/Adobe/topics/produce_creative_suite_for_linux