6i installs ok? but no 8i database created?

We are updating our oracle system. Clean install on a P4 with Win XP pro.
9i personal database rel 2 installed in OraHome92. 9i appears to be running ok. This will be used to develop against.
6i Internet Developer was then installed in oracle homes ORACLE_806 and iDSdata.
6i install completed on the XP system without errors (according to final screens) but no 8i database appears to have been created. I assume it is essential?
I would like to avoid a reinstall of 6i, so is there any way I can create/install the database and get the tools up and running?
Any help would be appreciated
I tried the install of only the 6i dev on my home win2000 system - database was installed, but couldn't access it with sys or system passwords???
Thanks Glenn

I'm somewhat confused! The xp install didn't create a ver. 8 database, but the win2000 install that I tried, did create the database and populated it with what looks like all the forms and reports tables. Was this because I had a 9i database installed on the xp system?
Tomorrow I will try to install the repository and designer on the 9i database. That should be the perfect end to a long frustrating week.
Can I now remove/uninstall the Oracle 8 files that were installed as part of the 'Univeral installer' install??
It would be nice if there was a page on the web that just dealt with "How to install" product A, product B, etc. Something simple and straightforward for those doing clean installs. I remember the last developer package (dev 2k) I installed years ago had such a book. Sure made life easier.

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