Requirement specification for Oracle 9i & 10g database.

I had a query as to what are the software & hardware requirements for Oracle 9i & 10g. I know of 9i for Windows only at the moment, it requires around 10MB hard disk space & 256 RAM. So, similarly, i wanted to know for other platforms. I hope, my question is clear.
Please, help in solving the doubt.
regards

i don't think that you should worry about minimum hardware specifications as now a days hardware is very cheap and also the minimum configuration new machines available in market are with p4, 256 mb ram, 80gb hdd, etc.
But still for knowledge minimum requirements information can be found in any oracle sw installation documentations.

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As a software application developer, I have been considering Oracle certification for a while to enhance my skill set. Unfortunately I don't have access to a commercial Oracle installation, and would like to use a free version of Oracle Express during my studies. The latest OCA courses largely focus on Oracle 11g, and it would appear that there is no free (Express) 11g database available yet.
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