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Running Oracle VM Virtualbox as 64-bit guest OS in 32-bit host OS

SadockDec 15 2011 — edited Dec 16 2011
Dear all

I get this error *'long mode not supported, rebooting Press any key to reboot'* when trying installing Solaris 11 from Oracle Solaris 11 11/11 Live Media for x86 on my 32-bit laptop. When i find solutions on Internet (oracle forums) i get siggestions that Oracle Solaris 11 is only supported on 64-bits

But also i get another suggestion that say 'Another clarification: what is mandatory for Solaris 11 on the top of Virtual Box is defining the former as a 64-bit guest, the host can stay 32 bit"

For me i interpreted this suggestion as is possible to run Oracle VM Virtualbox as 64-bit guest OS in 32-bit host OS. Community is it really possible? if possible how?

Regards

Sadock

Comments

Srini Chavali-Oracle

Win Home versions are not certified for Oracle database installs - Oracle Database Preinstallation Tasks

so expect such issues. Is there a reason you cannot use a supported OS version ?

After powering up the laptop, is the database up and running ? You will have to start up the database and listener before you can access the EM Express page - Getting Started with Database Administration

HTH
Srini

user6880652

Hi Srini,

I have also installed Weblogic 12C, and the Weblogic em is working fine as expected. Not sure why the issue comes with Oracle EM only

Possibly because you are using an unsupported version of the OS

Srini

TSharma-0racle 
user6880652 wrote:




I installed 12C Enterprise on my laptop that has Windows 7 Home .The installation process went fine and I was able to connect to http://localhost:5500/em (even used). But, once I powered down my laptop and brought it back up the next day, I couldn't connect ('the page cannot be displayed'). So, I uninstalled oracle and then tried the process again. I could initially connect to 5500/em but after rebooting or powering down the machine, I could not find http://localhost:5500/em.




Can anyone direct me to some specific documentation with this or has anyone conclusively solved this problem to the end????? Thanks for any help.

Shouldn't you be in connecting to HTTPS instead of HTTP(http://localhost:5500/em) OR it is just a typo?

What if you try

https://localhost:5500/em

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