Comments on: SPAM? Try Akismet http://www.oracloid.com/2006/07/spam-try-akismet/ The Alex Gorbachev Oracle Blog Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:05:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Oracloid http://www.oracloid.com/2006/07/spam-try-akismet/#comment-175 Oracloid Tue, 18 Jul 2006 17:56:43 +0000 http://blog.oracloid.com/2006/07/spam-try-akismet/#comment-175 It did work but so far I am strugling with resources issues - 2 GB RAM I have is not a lot - I feel I need at least 3 GB so perhaps I will buy 2 more gigs. Another issue is that dusing installation and certain config tasks crsd.bin starts to consume a lot of CPU and installation in my case was really a pain taking hours. I do have some notes but they are not in a format that can be easilly sharable and understandable but I do plan to finilize them in a kind of how to. However, it will take time and I'm pretty busy currently. What I can suggest if you want to try and have only 2 GB of RAM - allocate memory unequally to you virtual machines. I figured that allocating 1 GB for the node where installation is running and 512 MB for the second node is optimal. Later you can equalize it to 800 MB each or so. Another alternative is to run two instance in single VM but this not that cool. :) Btw, you should have used another thread to comment like http://blog.oracloid.com/2006/07/moving-to-canada-oracle-10g-rac-solaris-10g-vmware/ Let me know if you have experienced any particular issue. It did work but so far I am strugling with resources issues - 2 GB RAM I have is not a lot - I feel I need at least 3 GB so perhaps I will buy 2 more gigs. Another issue is that dusing installation and certain config tasks crsd.bin starts to consume a lot of CPU and installation in my case was really a pain taking hours.
I do have some notes but they are not in a format that can be easilly sharable and understandable but I do plan to finilize them in a kind of how to. However, it will take time and I’m pretty busy currently.
What I can suggest if you want to try and have only 2 GB of RAM - allocate memory unequally to you virtual machines. I figured that allocating 1 GB for the node where installation is running and 512 MB for the second node is optimal. Later you can equalize it to 800 MB each or so. Another alternative is to run two instance in single VM but this not that cool. :)
Btw, you should have used another thread to comment like http://blog.oracloid.com/2006/07/moving-to-canada-oracle-10g-rac-solaris-10g-vmware/
Let me know if you have experienced any particular issue.

]]> By: manoj negi http://www.oracloid.com/2006/07/spam-try-akismet/#comment-173 manoj negi Tue, 18 Jul 2006 12:49:10 +0000 http://blog.oracloid.com/2006/07/spam-try-akismet/#comment-173 m just curious to know whether you have successfully installed the Oracle RAC on Solaris 10 (using vmWare)??? m going to do the same job this weekend or peharps today... would you like to share your experience??? cheers, manoj m just curious to know whether you have successfully installed the Oracle RAC on Solaris 10 (using vmWare)???

m going to do the same job this weekend or peharps today… would you like to share your experience???

cheers,
manoj

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