Problem for Oracle 8.1.6 installation on Turbo Linux 7.0 platform

I meet problem when installing Oracle 8.1.6 on Turbo Linux 7.0
system.
I successfully set environmental variables and accessed K.D.E
interface.
The installation blocked at 80% at “Database Creation Process”
window.
I have tried two times. Both blocked at 80% and could not
continue.
The error message is:
Warning: Cannot convert string “-*-Kochi Gothic-medium-r-normal-
--100-136-140----” to type FontStruct
Please help me.

Hi,
check out the management server service is started and also configure a Management server in the machine where you have installed the mangement service. and also you have to start some log service i think

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