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Old 08-23-2011
Does devlable support RedHat Linux 5.5 or later version?
Dear Guru,

Last time when I install ORACLE RAC with ASM, I have use udev to mapping the raw device. Someone told me that "devlable" is good tool to achieve that. But I can find the rpm package for Linux 5.5.

Look devlable only for x86 system? Am I right?

What is the different between: udev and devlable?

Thanks for any comments!
David Feng
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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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