CentOS rpm package not available when using yum
I wanted to install Oracle 11.2 on my centOS7. I did all but one prerequisite steps. Oracle requires me to have a lot of rpm packages preinstalled. Do I need to find all of them and then download manually? Even if so then I have another problem. One of the packages was for example: libaio-devel-0.3.105. When I find websites with this package I don't see any download option. http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/2687403/dir/whitebox/com/libaio-0.3.105-2.x86_64.rpm.html
Do I need to copy some link?
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I wanted to install Oracle 11.2 on my centOS7. I did all but one prerequisite steps. Oracle requires me to have a lot of rpm packages preinstalled. Do I need to find all of them and then download manually? Even if so then I have another problem. One of the packages was for example: libaio-devel-0.3.105. When I find websites with this package I don't see any download option. http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/2687403/dir/whitebox/com/libaio-0.3.105-2.x86_64.rpm.html
Do I need to copy some link?
centos software-installation yum rpm oracle-database
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These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
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I wanted to install Oracle 11.2 on my centOS7. I did all but one prerequisite steps. Oracle requires me to have a lot of rpm packages preinstalled. Do I need to find all of them and then download manually? Even if so then I have another problem. One of the packages was for example: libaio-devel-0.3.105. When I find websites with this package I don't see any download option. http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/2687403/dir/whitebox/com/libaio-0.3.105-2.x86_64.rpm.html
Do I need to copy some link?
centos software-installation yum rpm oracle-database
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I wanted to install Oracle 11.2 on my centOS7. I did all but one prerequisite steps. Oracle requires me to have a lot of rpm packages preinstalled. Do I need to find all of them and then download manually? Even if so then I have another problem. One of the packages was for example: libaio-devel-0.3.105. When I find websites with this package I don't see any download option. http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/2687403/dir/whitebox/com/libaio-0.3.105-2.x86_64.rpm.html
Do I need to copy some link?
centos software-installation yum rpm oracle-database
centos software-installation yum rpm oracle-database
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These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
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These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
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These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
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It looks like you just want to be able to find out which repository contains the required dependencies. Try running
yum list <packagename>
This should give the name of the repository that contains that package. You'll then just need to add that repository and then re-run:
yum install <packagename>
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It looks like you just want to be able to find out which repository contains the required dependencies. Try running
yum list <packagename>
This should give the name of the repository that contains that package. You'll then just need to add that repository and then re-run:
yum install <packagename>
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It looks like you just want to be able to find out which repository contains the required dependencies. Try running
yum list <packagename>
This should give the name of the repository that contains that package. You'll then just need to add that repository and then re-run:
yum install <packagename>
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It looks like you just want to be able to find out which repository contains the required dependencies. Try running
yum list <packagename>
This should give the name of the repository that contains that package. You'll then just need to add that repository and then re-run:
yum install <packagename>
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It looks like you just want to be able to find out which repository contains the required dependencies. Try running
yum list <packagename>
This should give the name of the repository that contains that package. You'll then just need to add that repository and then re-run:
yum install <packagename>
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These are packages for 12c. I Installed them all but apparently they are not backward compatible. On the other hand I must say that partially they helped because at at first I had to install 16 packages but now I'm left with only 11.
– M.Dawid
3 hours ago
Right! The official documentation may be more useful 4.3 Package Requirements ,
– GAD3R
3 hours ago
It's not that I don't know what package to install. I just don't know where could I find them. The screen I added to the question, lists all of the required packages. The problem is that when I type: yum install -y [Package_name] it always says that such a package is not available. Are there some old repositories with these packages?
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