Hardware requirements for Oracle Applications

I remember that I’ve seen an excel worksheet (guess it was produced by Oracle) where we could input the expected number of users and a lot of other variables and obtain the desired hardware requirements for a specific installation of Oracle Applications.
Does anyone know of the existence of such thing?
Many thanks in advance
Octavio Teixeira

Hi!
I hope all the things are ok with you, well i have a trouble, i'm installing Oracle Applications 11i (Oracle DB 10g) on RHEL4, i have all the requirements to install and i followed the steps to install on
the manual r115102ins-1, i begin the installation with the displays screen but one of this check progress bars (Monitor Installation Progress), during the installation, Rapid Install displays a main progress bar and an individual progress bar.
When i enter the correct path for Oracle Applications Rapid Install -RDBMS Disk3, the porcentage stops in 86% and not go on, why? Is there a solution?
Is there anyone for help me!!
Best Regards!!

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