Creating New Oracle Database on Windows 2000 server

These are the steps I am going to take. Are these correct?
1.) Set the Environment Variable. Do you need to use Oradim or is "SET ORACLE_SID=EGWASDEV" OK?
2.) Create a INIT.ORA file placed in a separate directory from EGOVDB.
3.) Create DATABASE Script. (See Attached)
4.) Create Tablespace Script. (See Attached)
5.) svrmgr1
6.) Connect Internal
7.) startup nomount pfile="E:\oracle\admin\egwasdev\pfile\initegwasdb.ora"
8.) Run CREATE DATABASE Script
9.) Connect Internal
10.) Run Tablespace script
11.) Run E:\oracle\ora81\Rdbms\admin\catalog.sql
12.) Run E:\oracle\ora81\Rdbms\admin\catproc.sql
13.) Change Password for SYS
14.) Change Password for System.
15.) Modify Listener
16.) Modify Tnsnames
17.) Setup Dbstart (to automate)

When I connect internal I get a TNS:protocol adapter error. If I reference the SID of the existing database then I will be logged into that database. I thought I shouldn't be connected to any database in order to.....
startup nomount pfile="E:\oracle\admin\egwasdev\pfile\initegwasdb.ora"
How should I connect and what do I do to avoid the TNS errror?

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