Why am I getting a 'Memory fault(coredump)' when I start the oracle listener?
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The most obvious reason would be that the lsnrctl binary file, or one of the libraries it loads, got corrupted on disk when the power went out. First run a file system check on all of your file systems, then reinstall the application.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Michael Ikonya over 1 year
This server (AIX ver 6) recently went out due a prolonged power outage. When I try to start the oracle listener I get this
$ lsnrctl start
Memory fault(coredump) -
Colin 't Hart about 9 yearsIt seems that for certain versions of Oracle this can also happen as the result of a corrupt
listener.orafile.
