Install 9iDB on Linux Fedora Core 3

I expected a problem when I try to install 9iDB on Linux Fedora Core 3, the installation takes a long time and nothing is working, it stays at 0%.
Have you any idea?
Thanks

Rajeev,
this is not a good link because FC1 has 2.4 kernel. and old GLIBC.
But there is serious problem to install 9i on OS with 2.6 kernel and GLIBC 2.3.
My advice is install older OS version such as RH 7.2 - 9 or Suse 8,9, FC1
Or simply dongrade the kernel to 2.4 version and also downgrade the GLIBC

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Some tips, based on my experience:
1) Avoid logging in a root, unless you want to allow your Linux machine to be insecure (at least as insecure as any Windows machine);
2) Never run X11 as root, as X11 has some known insecurities. (X11 means gnome, KDE, and the other window managers.) It is failrly easy for bad gus to take over the machine when running X11 as root.;
3) Normally log in as a regular user and su to root, not log in to root and su to a user.
4) The xhost command needs to be run as the user that is running 'X11' because it tells the X program to allow requests from any user on the host specified. Running 'xhost +' means 'any host. Running xhost by rhe owner of the X11 process should be done before issuing the "export DISPLAY=:0.0" and running the request to use the X11 display (invoking the program);
5) A quick way of checking whether the permissions are set up properly is to run 'xeyes' at the command line. It seems to be almost always installed and sets up faster than most Oracle programs. (Ctrl-C to exit xeyes.)

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