I am going to install the missing packages manually instead of relying on the installation wizard.
From Table 3.1 in 3.1.3 Package Requirements for Oracle Management Service, the file, required_pkg.dat, is constructed, as follows, to contain the name, version, release, and architecture of the required packages:
cat <<DONE | sed -e 's/\\t/\t/g' | sort >required_pkg.dat make\t3.81\t?\t? binutils\t2.20.51.0.2\t5.11\t? gcc\t4.4.4\t?\t? libaio\t0.3.107\t?\t? glibc-common\t2.12\t1\t? libstdc++\t4.4.4\t?\t? libXtst\t1.0.99.2\t3.el6\tx86_64 sysstat\t9.0.4\t?\t? glibc-devel\t2.12\t1.7.el6\ti686 glibc-devel\t2.12\t1.7.el6\tx86_64 DONE
This file is converted to a sed script, packages.sed, as follows:
sed -ne 's/\([^\t]*\).*/\/\^\1\\t\/p/p' required_pkg.dat | sort -u >packages.sed
The contents of this file are:
/^binutils\t/p /^gcc\t/p /^glibc-common\t/p /^glibc-devel\t/p /^libaio\t/p /^libstdc++\t/p /^libXtst\t/p /^make\t/p /^sysstat\t/p
This script is used to filter to the rpm output to see what packages have been installed:
rpm -qa --queryformat "%{NAME}\t%{VERSION}\t%{RELEASE}\t%{ARCH}\n" | \ sed -nf packages.sed | \ sort >found_pkg.dat
The contents of found_pkg.dat are:
binutils 2.20.51.0.2 5.36.el6 x86_64 gcc 4.4.7 4.el6 x86_64 glibc-common 2.12 1.132.el6 x86_64 glibc-devel 2.12 1.132.el6 x86_64 libaio 0.3.107 10.el6 x86_64 libstdc++ 4.4.7 4.el6 x86_64 libXtst 1.2.1 2.el6 x86_64 make 3.81 20.el6 x86_64 sysstat 9.0.4 22.el6 x86_64
Combining required_pkg.dat with found_pkg.dat, the results for OEL6u5 are found to be:
From the above table, there is only one (1) missing or outdated package:
I used the following yum command to install this missing package:
sudo yum install glibc-devel.i686
This was successfully done. The log is attached as 20 Install Packages.log.