Configure the Linux Kernel for Oracle 8i

I wish to install Oracle 8i as explaned in
its documenation. Hence, I need to recompile the Linux Kernel with increased values to shared memory or semaphore parameters. Therefore, can someone please post to this discussion
list copies of their altered
/usr/src/linux/include/asm/shmparam.h
/usr/src/linux/include/linux/sem.h
Or please point me to a clear document on how
to alter these files?
--Thank you,
--Charles

I should have told you what amount of RAM I have installed:
384 MB
Also, can someone tell me what is the above number in HEX? I calulated 17155CE0h, is the correct?
--Thanks
--Charles
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: : I run the ipcs command and didnt list nothing. I already
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