HELP for Oracle DBServer installation on SUSE 8.0

Hello!
I try to install 8.1.7 version on SUSE 8.0, but I get runtime error when I run runInstaller (something like segmentation failure). I think problem is in kernel parameters (SEM.. etc). I try to set them following in installation instruction but I don't know what goes wrong.
Please, could anybody tell me or send me scripts for this parameter setting or any instruction!
Thanks everybody!

I've had simular problems with installing oracle on suse.
try www.suse.com/oracle there you have a download to resolve the kernal problems.

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