Ias9i in Linux Mandrake 8.1

SOMEBODY HAS INSTALLED THE IAS9I IN LINUX MANDRAKE 8. 1?
I would be appreciated if anybody gave a small guide of as making it,
Thank you !!

Hi, I managed to install oracle8i onto mandrake 8.1 but could never get 9ias installer to work.

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by David Wang ([email protected]):
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I tested my project under both windows and linux. Under Windows, no problem : the cinepak encoded file is read perfectly. Under linux, it doesn't work. Even if i try to read it with JMStudio. So i think it may be a problem of codec under linux, but it isn't because i can read the video file with a linux video player.
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