How to start SQLPLUS in oracle 10g which install on Red Hat Linux AS 4

I install oracle 10g on Red hat linux enterprize AS 4. but i can not start SQLPLUS. I could not login to grid control. When installation, some agents installations are fail. what can i do? please help me out.

I install oracle 10g on RHEL 4. But error occure in cofiguration assistant.
following assistance not configured (which are recommended):
Oracle Net Configuration Assistant - fail
HTTP Server Configuration Assitant - skipped
Java Security Configuration Assistant - skipped
OC4J Configuration Assistant - skipped
Web Cache Configuration Assistant - skipped
Oracle Instance Configuration Assistant - skipped
Oracle Database Configuration Assistant - skipped
OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant - skipped
OPMN Configuration Assistant - skipped
Register DCM Plug-ins with EM - skipped
Application Server Control Configuration Assistant -skipped
DCM Repository Backup Assistant - skipped
Enterprize Manager Reposotory Creation Assistant - skipped
Log Details given about "Oracle Net Configuration Assistant" as
/usr/app/oracle_sw_owner/oracle/product/10..0/EM10g_1/oracle.swd.jre/bin/..
/lib/i686/native_thread/libzip.so : symbol errno version GLIBC_
Unable to initialize threads:cannot find class javalang thread not define in file libc.so.6 with link time referance (libzip.so)
could not create Java VM
configuration of assistant "Oracle Net Configuration Assistant" fail
When try to run sqlplus from xterm, it gives an following error :
$ /usr/app/oracle_sw_owner/oracle/product/10.1.0/EM10g_1/bin/sqlplus
Message file sp1<lang>.msb not found
Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus
After installation there is an information is given for Enterprise Manager Grid Control and it gives an url as http://localhost.localdomain:7777/em. But when i try to connect it gives an error massage as "The connection was refuse when attempting to contact localhost.localdomain:7777"
Same situation when i try to connect Enterprise Manager Application Server (its url: http://localhost.localdomain:1810). It gives an error massage "The connection was refuse when attempting to contact localhost.localdomain:1810"
What can i do in this situation? Please help me out.

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