Oracle Enterprise Linux 6 (based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux)

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Oracle Enterprise Linux 6 (based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux)



Oracle Enterprise Linux 6 (based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux)
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Oracle Enterprise Linux - Oracle Corporation initiative to create its own OS distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This specialist distribution designed for installation on the server database. The distribution includes all the critical work of updates to Oracle databases, fixes some bugs. The goal of Oracle announced better support for end users, is licensed under the GNU / GPL in the assemblies for x86 and x86_64.

Main features of the Oracle Linux 6:
Oracle has released a new version of Oracle Linux distributions 6, based on the recent release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0. Output is available for x86 and x86_64. Oracle Linux 6 includes many new features and changes are just a few:
By using the ext4 filesystem default XFS filesystem support.
support has declined for up2date utility to access deposits Unbreakable Linux Network (ULN), will now only use yum.
latencytop utility designed to detect violations of system responsiveness.
ftrace utility designed for trace analysis of the performance and responsiveness in the nucleus.
Subsystem performance counters for Linux (PCL) to use performance counters that allow you to track all hardware and software developments, analyze system performance, without slowing down its operation.
Powertop utility, to reduce enegropotrebleniya identify as ''voracious'' process.
Kernel kernel 2.6.32-KSU (Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel) contains a large number of optimizations and fixes

The main difference between Oracle Linux 6 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 is shipping two versions of the packages included with Linux kernel-6.2.1932: the classic version of Red Hat - Company kernel-2.6.32-71.el6 and owners Oracle - kernel-2.6.32-KSU-100.28.5.el6. Prepared in the Oracle kernel package is used by default but is only available for the x86_64 platform. Ready-binary core of the c compatible Oracle RHEL 4 and 5, distributions and src.rpm packages presented on-site public-yum.oracle.com, it can be downloaded and others in the distribution packages. Oracle does not impose restrictions on the provision of training in the Oracle kernel to third party products.

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