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Installing Enterprise Server results in a Memory Fault (coredump).

  • September 13, 2017
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PROBLEM

When trying to install Enterprise Server results in a Memory Fault (coredump).

RESOLUTION

When doing a (gdb) file setup_ent_server_2.3_update1_redhat_x86_64 (or other versions)
"/home/products/MF/setup_ent_server_2.3_update1_redhat_x86_64": not in executable format: File format not recognized

This gives a clue as per Readme you need 32bit C libraries installed:

The Readme file that comes with the installation shows the following is required to be able to install the product:

Software Requirements
Note: This product includes OpenSSL version 1.0.1p.
Before installing this product, you must have the following software installed on your computer:
• The pax archiving utility is required by the setup file. Pax is distributed with most UNIX/Linux systems
but, if it is missing, you must install it separately. To verify pax is installed, run pax --help or pax --
version at the command line.
• On Red Hat 6.x and Red Hat 7, you must have the following operating system libraries installed:
glibc-*.x86_64
glibc-*.i686
libgcc-*.x86_64
libgcc-*.i686
libstdc -*.x86_64
libstdc -*.i686

After installing the right libraries the product installs OK.


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