make grafical display for install Oracle in HP-UX 11.X

[Flavio Lacks]

Please, i need install Oracle but tha grafical display do not mount, what solution this is problem

[Peter Godron]

Flavio,
have you done a
export DISPLAY=xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa:0.0 ?
Have you done all the pre-requisites?
What actual error are you getting?
Assume you are using runInstaller
Regards

[Sunil Sharma_1]

You have to have graphical windows to install oracle.

You can use x-windows s/w on your PC to get graphical display.


Sunil

[Flavio Lacks]

have you done a
export DISPLAY=xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa:0.0 ?
Have you done all the pre-requisites? what this pre-requisites ?
What actual error are you getting? TCJVDEV /dbs/ora01/TCJVDEV/Disk1 > Initializing Java Virtual Machine from /tmp/O
raInstall2005-04-07_07-55-53AM/jre/bin/java. Please wait...
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.InternalError: Can't connect to X11 window
server using '10.128.81.34:0' as the value of the DISPLAY variable.
at sun.awt.X11GraphicsEnvironment.initDisplay(Native Method)
at sun.awt.X11GraphicsEnvironment.
Assume you are using runInstaller
Regards

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Before tyring the Oracle install first focus on getting x working reliably. Just test with xclock or xeyes or such simple task.
You may need to open up access for the oracle install host on the target x display system for. Maybe a command (on the dispolay box) like: xhost +

You do want the graphical install right?
Otherwise you can try the '-silent' option for runinstaller. Google +runsintaller +silent for hints. Something like:

setup.exe -silent -responsefile


hth,
Hein.

[melvyn burnard]

Flavio
If you wish for more assistance, do not close your thread until you have the answers you require.
I have re-opened this thread as another user had requested.

[Peter Godron]

Flavio,
welcome back!
Log on as the person installing the software. Do NOT su to the account!

echo $DISPLAY
xhost +
xclock

What happens?

One of the oracle pre-requisits is to have a working xserver.
Regards

[Eric Antunes]

Hi Flávio,

Ok, thread re-opened.

Besides that DISPLAY variable setting you must use a X-Application like Reflection, Exceeds, etc... to connect to the server.

PS: vc não tem aí caipirinha para mim? :)

Best Regards,

Eric A

[Flavio Lacks]

Tks to all,

I need answer the solves, but i don´t know what make this to do.

Erik, aqui tem caipirinha sim.

my MSN is flaviolacks@hotmail.c

[Eric Antunes]

If you don't have a XTerm application like those I've mencioned you need a Workstation!

[Peter Godron]

Flavio,
can you please confirm:
1. Do you have a X terminal software installed or are you using a workstation?
2. What version of Oracle are you installing?
3. Do you have an installation guide in your language?
Regards

[Flavio Lacks]

Peter,

I have tried actived Xterminal and exportDISPLAY but do not open i did not succeed.

[Peter Godron]

Flavio,
can you please log on as the user who is going to install the oracle software.
then run the attached script
./a.sh > a.lis 2>&1
Then cat the result file a.lis and post it.
Regards

[Flavio Lacks]

Peter,

I think this problem is firewall, i check this option and return to you whit results

[Hein van den Heuvel]

I answerred the text below to a parallel topic by Flavio.
I think it still needs answers.
I'll get that other topic cleared out.


Flavio, In Peter's reply he wrote:
>echo $DISPLAY
>xhost +
>xclock

This is a little msleading as the echo and xclock are local (let's call it db server) commands, where the xhost + would be on the system with the display (PC with excursion/cgywin/..., or Unix workstation or whatever).

Hein.

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=852071
--------
So, is this 10.128.81.34 a reasonable IP address to try to go to?
It is not the local address is it?
How did it get that number (env | grep DISP)
What is the the IP address you are trying to use as display?
Can you telnet to that box?
Can you run a simple X task to that box (Xclock)?
Can you telnet back (/etc/hosts in sync?)
X Authorization in place?

Forget about Oracle for now. Focus on the X display. When that proves to work, try Oracle again.

hth,
Hein.




Peter Godron Apr 7, 2005 15:35:42 GMT 6 pts

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Flavio,
welcome back!
Log on as the person installing the software. Do NOT su to the account!

echo $DISPLAY
xhost +
xclock

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Flavio wrote: "I think this problem is firewall, i check this option and return to you whit results "

Ah yes, tht reminds me. When I had a problem doign x-display back to my home box my linksys personal router with build-in firewall blocked that. And rightly so as it saw a 'random' system with a surprise action for port 6000. I seem to recall I just opened a handfull ports 6000, 6001,... and it all started to work.

Google may give further leads like:

http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/Topics/113.htm


Good luck,
Hein.

[Flavio Lacks]

Tks for all,

Dear coleges,

Thanks for help me, i solve this problem, it was in firewall rules configuration.

Any problems subscribe me


Regards

Flávio Lac