Certification with RHEL 4

Any news on the certification of RHEL 4 on X86/AMD64?
I have seen the press release announcing it but when will it be officially supported? Broad timelines would be useful ...

We're also waiting for that big announcement to become a reality. Most needed is AS 9.0.4.
From press release
"Oracle infrastructure and enterprise application products, including Oracle Database, Oracle Application Server, Oracle Collaboration Suite and Oracle E-Business Suite have been certified to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4"
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/press/2005_feb/02.15.05_redhatcert_final_site.html
As far as I know only Database 9.2 live up to that. What a shame.

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