Dynamic Host Name -- Roadrunner

I have a linux box that I would like to install Oracle 8i on for development purposes. I use this PC from home connecting to the internet using Roadrunner.
The problem comes in that Roadrunner assigns me a dynamic server name/address each time I log on. Will this be a problem with the Oracle install? Can I assign a server name like 'localhost' or something to get around this problem?
Also, the install docs require two mount points. Forgive me, I'm fairly new to Linux and totally new to Oracle. Can I just create a couple of directories here for the Oracle apps and data. I just rebuilt my Linux box to give me an Oracle-sized swap and I'd prefer not reinstalling again to create my mount points.
Thanks!
Marcus
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Well, to answer my own questions...and maybe yours.
Apparently the Linux hostname doesn't matter to Oracle. I've logged in with two hostnames and Oracle is quite happy to run under any hostname. With Sybase I had to specify a hostname and 'localhost' was suggested to get around the dynamic naming with dhcp.
And second, the mount points are not necessary to the installation. You just need to specify $ORACLE_HOME in accord with the instructions. Oracle apparently just needs a place to install the software and create the databases. This, I'm sure, is not optimal, but it does work.
Frankly, I'm just happy to have it running after fiddling around for three days.
BTW, I'm running Linux-Mandrake 7.0 (stock kernel) and created a swap partition of 3 times my physical memory (128MB).
Marcus
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