3.3.2 Running the Oracle VM Manager Installer

To install Oracle VM Manager, change directory to the mount point where you have either mounted the DVD-ROM or where you have mounted the ISO file and start the installation by running the runInstaller script as the root user:

Important

Please ensure that you have met the requirements outlined in Section 3.2, “Minimum Hardware and Software Requirements” before running the runInstaller.sh script.

# cd /mnt/cdrom
# ./runInstaller.sh

Substitute /mnt/cdrom with the path to the mount point where the DVD-ROM or ISO file is mounted on your own system.

A set of installer options are displayed:

Please select an installation type:
   1: Install
   2: Upgrade
   3: Uninstall
   4: Help

At the command prompt, enter 1 to perform the installation. If you already have Oracle VM Manager installed and want to upgrade it, select 2 to Upgrade. If you already have Oracle VM Manager installed and want to remove it, select 3 to Uninstall.

See Section 3.3.2.1, “Installation” for information on installing Oracle VM Manager.

See Section 3.4, “Uninstalling Oracle VM Manager” for information on uninstalling Oracle VM Manager, and its components such as MySQL (if applicable), Oracle WebLogic Server, ADF and Java.

You can also perform a silent install using the installer script optional parameters. See Section 3.3.2.2, “Performing a Silent Install”on how to perform a silent install, and Section 3.5, “Oracle VM Manager Installation Script (runInstaller.sh)” at the end of this chapter for the full syntax to the installation script.

Upgrading Oracle VM Manager is discussed in Chapter 5, Upgrading Oracle VM.