Can we install Oracle DATABASE products  in OEL 6?????????????

I have a plan to install OEL 6 for Oracle DB 11g & OEMGC in my Server. But I need to make sure all Oracle-validated patches available in OEL 6 & I can install DATABASE & OEMGC in OEL 6 properly....I had seen a mail in OTN which mentioned there is no RPMs available for OEL6 till now....
Please tell me a good Suggestion.
Arun Kurungatt

Hi Dude;
Unless Oracle confirms that their product is supported on ext4, I would stay away from it. Perhaps an interesting link regarding performance: http://www.ora600.be/news/oracle-ext4-warning
Thanks for sharing ;)
Regard
Helios

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