installing DataStage and ohter WebSphere ETL tools on Linux

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installing DataStage and ohter WebSphere ETL tools on Linux

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Hi All,
I'm trying to find any document related to software and hardware requirement to install DataSage, ProfileStage, QulaityStage and MetaStage on linux, any one can help?
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Hi,
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Install and upgrade Guide. (dsupgde.pdf) available in client CD.
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Thank you Kumar for the prompt response, but actually I did walk through that document and it just talk about Windows and Unix, nothing regarding Linux and this goes for the server and the client CDs
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Have you searched for "Hardware and Software Requirements"?
Linux should be same as AIX but with the changes that been mentioned.
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Husam, there should also be a "readme" document with your software. This contains latest changes, and probably contains some Linux-specific information. As far as I can recall (it's ages since I've done a Linux installation), it's not that different from UNIX - the main differences are in the preparation; the actual commands you use to configure the operating system ready to receive and execute DataStage.

Just took a quick glance through dsupgde.pdf; it seems to mention Linux at all the relevant points, occasionally with URL references to Linux instructions (for example for setting up paging space).
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