Creating a Database with Oracle 10 Express Edition

Hello,
I had installed Oracle Database 10g Express Edition whith linux, fedora core 4.
I want to create a new database with Oracle 10g Express Edition. How can i do this?
I know that Orcale 10g express edition have only one Database which is installed by default sid 'XE', but my database must have another name.
Thanks.

Really you need to change database name ?
Oracle 10g Espress Edition and change ORACLE_SID

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