11.5.10 on Oracle Enterprise Linux 5

Is this likely to work? I've tried installing a couple of times but end us snarled up in library issues and all the documentation I can find is for 4.5 - which doesn't like my server for some reason - or SUSE Linux - would it be better just to try with one of those versions?
Has anyone had any success with the above combination?

Or read through the 4-5 pages of
RW-50015: Error: post R12 installation on Oracle EL 5 (X64)
RW-50015: Error: post R12 installation on Oracle EL 5 (X64)

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