How install oracle on linux 64 bit on itanum server

dear All ,
Please guide me how to install the oracle (which version of 9i) on itanium server with linux 64bit.
i tried for 9.2.04. 64-bit , and 9.2.0.2 for itanium but failed
nilesh

yes, both plataform library, compile in linux x64

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