In addition to installing ORACLE 11g R2 on Solaris 10, this articles
explain how you can add swap space on Solaris. In Oracle 11g R2 you need couple
of Gbytes of SWAP space so if you need it to start ORACLE installation, the
steps below can help you in adding additional swap space. Here is useful table
for determine how much SWAP space you actually need (recomended by ORACLE):
RAM Swap Space
Between 1 GB and 2 GB 1.5
times the size of RAM
Between 2 GB and 16 GB Equal to the size of RAM
More than 16 GB 16 GB
Here is the procedure:
Here is the procedure:
1. Login as root and check how much swap space you have from the following command.
# swap –l
2. We guess that you have not enough of SWAP space so we will create
swap file. As root, use mkfile to create a swap file:
# mkfile filesize /path/file
e.g.
# mkfile filesize /path/file
e.g.
# mkfile 3072m /export/home/oracle/swap1
3. Add the file create above in the swap area.
# swap -a /path/file
e.g.
3. Add the file create above in the swap area.
# swap -a /path/file
e.g.
# swap -a /export/home/oracle/swap1
4. Check the swap space again
# swap -l
Done. You have now enough of SWAP space so you can proceed with the ORACLE installation process.
4. Check the swap space again
# swap -l
Done. You have now enough of SWAP space so you can proceed with the ORACLE installation process.
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