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安装Oracle Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (.0) Installation on Fedora Core 4 (FC4) This article will take you step by step for Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (.0) installation on Fedora Core 4. Please note that Oracle Database 10g is not certified to run on Fedora Linux, therefore you should not use this combination on a production server. Check the Oracle certification matrix at Metalink for certified platforms. Pre-Installation Steps:I am assuming that you have already installed Fedora Core 4. If you need Fedora then visit /1. Downloading the software and unpacking installation filesYou can download Oracle Database 10g software from Oracle Technology Network. The following files is required for database installation.10201_database_linux32.zip (668,734,007 bytes) (cksum - 2737423041)Uncompress the file using unzip$ unzip 10201_database_linux32.zip You should now have a single directory (db/Disk1) containing installation files. Checking Memory and Swap SpaceOracle recommends at least 512MB of RAM and 1GB of swap space or twice the size of RAM on the system. For testing purpose, you can work even with 256MB as well.To check the size of physical memory, run the following command.$ grep MemTotal /proc/meminfoTo check the size of swap space, run the following command.$ grep SwapTotal /proc/meminfoWhat if you don?t have enough swap space?You can add temporary swap space to your system by creating a temporary swap file instead of using a raw device. Below is the procedure.Login as root (su - root)$ dd if=/dev/zero of=tmpswap bs=1k count=900000$ chmod 600 tmpswap$ mkswap tmpswap$ swapon tmpswapYou can also disable the temporary swap space using the following commands.Login as root (su - root)$ swapoff tmpswap$ rm tmpswap3. Checking temporary (/tmp) SpaceOracle recommends that you should have up to 400 MB space. To check the space in /tmp, run the following command.$ df /tmpWhat if I don?t have enough temporary space?If you d