Cannot complete installation on Ubuntu 8.04

I have some experience installing Oracle Standard / SE One on Windows 2003 Server, and in general I have no problems.
I am new to Ubuntu/Linux and I like it. I am also new to Oracle XE. I have made several trials to get Oracle running on Ubuntu and I just can't. Sometimes it installs and I even can log into SQL plus as SYS and run some selects. But the XE home page never displays. Last time when configuring Oracle it says port 8080 is invalid and doesn't accept any other port.
As I don't know Linux very well, I'd like to know if it is necessary to create an Oracle user and then install Oracle as root, but within Oracle user, or is it the same if I create the user Francisco and install Oracle as root within Francisco user? Or what is the way? I cannot log in as root in Ubuntu desktop. Also, where do I have to save the .deb package in order to unpack it, and should I run it from the full path or reference it from outside (another directory)? I just got lost in linux directory structure.
I have reinstalled Ubuntu completely to do an Oracle fresh install, and got no results.
The installation steps in Oracle manuals are very clear, I'd like to have some advice on the PRE-installation requirements.
Thanks,
Francisco.

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I am new to Ubuntu/Linux and I like it. I am also new to Oracle XE. I have made several trials to get Oracle running on Ubuntu and I just can't. Sometimes it installs and I even can log into SQL plus as SYS and run some selects. But the XE home page never displays. Last time when configuring Oracle it says port 8080 is invalid and doesn't accept any other port.
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You may need to set the port through
exec dbms_xdb.sethttpport(<port>);Then you should also check if the listener is up and running
And make sure that you don't have any firewall settings that would prevent access
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As I don't know Linux very well, I'd like to know if it is necessary to create an Oracle user and then install Oracle as root, but within Oracle user, or is it the same if I create the user Francisco and install Oracle as root within Francisco user? Or what is the way?
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Last time I tried the debian package, the Oracle user was automatically created by that package. No need to add your own user, unless you want to.
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I cannot log in as root in Ubuntu desktop.
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You don't have to. If you want to have root access, try
sudo -sif I remember correctly.
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Also, where do I have to save the .deb package in order to unpack it, and should I run it from the full path or reference it from outside (another directory)? I just got lost in linux directory structure.
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Just save it in the /tmp directory or any other download directory. Installation is done through the dkpg command, if I remember correctly.
C.

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1. Refresh your PC
2. Reset your PC
3. Recovery Manager (leads to USB based HP Recovery Manager
after about 110sec of blue screen)
4. Advanced Options
4. Advanced Options leads to,
1. System Restore
2. System Image Recovery
3. Automatic Repair
4. Command Prompt
5. UEFI Firmware Settings
Every option that I have tried has failed. I do no appear to have a restore point set (though I thought that I did) so I cannot restore to an earlier date.
F9 Boot Device Option/Boot Manager shows.
1. OS boot Manager
2. USB Hard Drive (UEFI)
3. Boot From EFI File
4. Notebook Hard Drive
5. USB Hard Drive
3. Boot from EFI File leads to a three options the first of which is,
NO VOLUME LABEL, [Acpi(PNPxxxx, 0)/Pci(yyyy)/Usb(zz, 0)/HD(Part1, Sig00000000)]
and thus eg.(there are other folders), EFI\Boot\en-gb\bootx64.efi.mui for the USB Recovery Drive which leads back to USB Drive Recovery Manager.
There are also two other options, one for the main SSD that will no longer boot, and the other for the computers second drive (the original HDD) that has an earlier version of a booting drive C: (I cloned from the HDD -> SSD and use the HDD as a backup drive, however I left the original partitions in place).
If I try to boot from the earlier data on the HDD (I did not really expect this to work completely) I get to the login screen, and an earlier password initially appears to be accepted, I get a brief Welcome, and then "The password is incorrect. Try again."
I have a recent file backup and am figuring out a way to make a current file backup.
I then plan to attempt a minimized image recovery or system recovery, unless I find a way to return to the login screen.
Any suggestions ?
Thank you.

Cannot complete installation on Ubuntu 8.04

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