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тАО10-17-2001 09:13 AM
тАО10-17-2001 09:13 AM
I have to increase the size of tmp logical volume because of Oracle 817 installation requires a minimum 400 MB disk space in tmp directory. But I have only 30 MB space in tmp directory.
I have a vg00 volume having 8 logical volumes. \tmp is one of the volume and other logical having some more space that I can transfer to tmp logical volume.
When I tried through using SAM tool, I am getting message like 'Select smaller size logical volume or cancel out and extend volume size.
How to decrease the other logical volume size and transfer to tmp logical volume in the same volume vg00?
Is there any to decrease to logical volume size and allot the space to tmp lov.
Any help is apprecialted.
Thanks
I have a vg00 volume having 8 logical volumes. \tmp is one of the volume and other logical having some more space that I can transfer to tmp logical volume.
When I tried through using SAM tool, I am getting message like 'Select smaller size logical volume or cancel out and extend volume size.
How to decrease the other logical volume size and transfer to tmp logical volume in the same volume vg00?
Is there any to decrease to logical volume size and allot the space to tmp lov.
Any help is apprecialted.
Thanks
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тАО10-17-2001 09:17 AM
тАО10-17-2001 09:17 AM
Re: No space in tmp directory while installing Oracle 8.1.7 on HP-UX 11.0 32 bit system
One alternative would be to point to a different temp directory...set the environment variable TEMP to point to a directory with 400MB free space before starting the install. Hope this helps.
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тАО10-17-2001 10:11 AM
тАО10-17-2001 10:11 AM
Solution
Hi Madhava,
If you have 400 MB sapce on /var then create link of temp -> /var/temp
#mkdir /var/temp
comment /tmp from fstab
go to single user mode
#ln -s /var/temp temp
#init 3 (to go back to multiuse mode)
Install your software put everthing back as it is. This is easy way.
To reduce the LV and add that to /temp
#lvreduce -L
#lvextend -L
#extendfs (row device>
This requires that both are in same VG and not active.
Use pvdisplay lvdisplay and vgdisplay to make sure what you doing is right.
If you are novice I suggest you first read about lvextend and lvreduce.
Sachin
If you have 400 MB sapce on /var then create link of temp -> /var/temp
#mkdir /var/temp
comment /tmp from fstab
go to single user mode
#ln -s /var/temp temp
#init 3 (to go back to multiuse mode)
Install your software put everthing back as it is. This is easy way.
To reduce the LV and add that to /temp
#lvreduce -L
#lvextend -L
#extendfs
This requires that both are in same VG and not active.
Use pvdisplay lvdisplay and vgdisplay to make sure what you doing is right.
If you are novice I suggest you first read about lvextend and lvreduce.
Sachin
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тАО10-17-2001 10:57 AM
тАО10-17-2001 10:57 AM
Re: No space in tmp directory while installing Oracle 8.1.7 on HP-UX 11.0 32 bit system
I had the same problem. Before starting the install:
Create or find a file system with > 500 mb available.
Log in as the install user
export TMPDIR=/somelargefs/oratmp
export TMP=/somelargsfs/oratmp
Run the install
You can delete this directory later - it is only used during the install. Oracle uncompresses files before actually installing them, and places them here. This is also the case with 9iAS.
Create or find a file system with > 500 mb available.
Log in as the install user
export TMPDIR=/somelargefs/oratmp
export TMP=/somelargsfs/oratmp
Run the install
You can delete this directory later - it is only used during the install. Oracle uncompresses files before actually installing them, and places them here. This is also the case with 9iAS.
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