Pentium® 4 Processors Known Software Issues CPUID detection for Intel® Pentium® 4 processor system Intel has identified that applications which use the Symantec Just-In-Time* Compiler library file ("symcjit.dll" for Microsoft Windows* operating system and "symc_jlt.nlm" for Novell NetWare* 5.1) may not run properly on Pentium® 4 processor systems because the library does not properly identify the processor. The failure typically is that the affected application such as Oracle 8i, simply terminates. Under Microsoft Windows*, the properties of the DLL are: "Symantec Java! Just-In-Time Compiler Version 3.10.107 for JDK 1.2 Copyright (C) 1996-99 Symantec Corporation Dynamic Link Library file". DLLs older than this will also not work. To confirm the version you are using, select the DLL, right click on the selected DLL and select Properties, and then the Version tab. Intel encourages all Software developers to do the following immediately: Check if your application(s) uses the Symantec Just-In-Time Library file Request an updated library file from your provider Test your application with the new library file on Pentium® 4 processor system Ensure you have plans in place to provide application updates and address customer concerns *Other brands and names are property of their respective owners If you are installing into Windows* 2000, one workaround recommendation by Oracle for this problem is: Install the latest Windows* 2000 Service Pack patch: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/ Create a temporary directory on your Intel Pentium® 4 processor server (e.g. \TEMP). Copy the contents of the Oracle* Server CD to the temporary directory created in step 2. Search the directory structure created in step 2 for the existence of the filename SYMCJIT.DLL. Rename each copy of the SYMCJIT.DLL to SYMCJIT.OLD. Run the SETUP.EXE from the \TEMP\install\win32 directory and install Oracle 8.1.x. If you have any other questions on this work around, please contact Oracle.
Known Software Issues
CPUID detection for Intel® Pentium® 4 processor system
Intel has identified that applications which use the Symantec Just-In-Time* Compiler library file ("symcjit.dll" for Microsoft Windows* operating system and "symc_jlt.nlm" for Novell NetWare* 5.1) may not run properly on Pentium® 4 processor systems because the library does not properly identify the processor. The failure typically is that the affected application such as Oracle 8i, simply terminates. Under Microsoft Windows*, the properties of the DLL are: "Symantec Java! Just-In-Time Compiler Version 3.10.107 for JDK 1.2 Copyright (C) 1996-99 Symantec Corporation Dynamic Link Library file". DLLs older than this will also not work. To confirm the version you are using, select the DLL, right click on the selected DLL and select Properties, and then the Version tab. Intel encourages all Software developers to do the following immediately: Check if your application(s) uses the Symantec Just-In-Time Library file
Request an updated library file from your provider
Test your application with the new library file on Pentium® 4 processor system
Ensure you have plans in place to provide application updates and address customer concerns
*Other brands and names are property of their respective owners If you are installing into Windows* 2000, one workaround recommendation by Oracle for this problem is: Install the latest Windows* 2000 Service Pack patch: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/
Create a temporary directory on your Intel Pentium® 4 processor server (e.g. \TEMP).
Copy the contents of the Oracle* Server CD to the temporary directory created in step 2.
Search the directory structure created in step 2 for the existence of the filename SYMCJIT.DLL.
Rename each copy of the SYMCJIT.DLL to SYMCJIT.OLD.
Run the SETUP.EXE from the \TEMP\install\win32 directory and install Oracle 8.1.x.
If you have any other questions on this work around, please contact Oracle.
不过要把ORACLE的安装盘拷贝到硬盘上才可以进行改名操作，改名完了点setup