Disk requirement for 11.5.9

Hi,there
Who has the experience to install 11.5.9 for linux,
please tell me the exact disk space requirement. If you can give the the disk space check list,it's better.
I'm a little worry about the free space on my linux partition. I only have 50G free space on that partition.
Thanks in advance.
David Ge.

Hi Shekar,
I am trying to install 11.5.9 on redhat 9 in vain. Had a tar open with oracle.
Anyway my situation is, I have enough space, 512 physical memory and 2.2GB of swap. My installation fails with following message
Cannot execute configure of database ORACLE_HOME
Error - script has returned an error: 4
Error Code received when running external process. Check log file for details.
Running Database Install Driver for PROD instance
could you please help...
thanks,
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