Installation of EBS 11.5.9 on Red Hat Linux AS 4 fails

I am trying to install Oracle Applications 11.5.9 on Red Hat Linux AS 4. During pre-installation test , it is failing in two test viz. File Space Check and Writing Permissions....and saying insufficient privileges....I am trying to install with user root after creating two required users. What could be the problem?

do the follwong as root
chown ur_user:ur_grop /path where are u installing for both users and try again, the users you create must be the woner for the directroy u r installing under alos run
chmod 777 /path
fadi hasweh
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drwxr-xr-x 3 hyperion hyperion 4096 Jul 24 04:19 commonComponents
drwxr-xr-x 3 hyperion hyperion 4096 Jul 24 04:18 essbaseAddins
drwxr-xr-x 3 hyperion hyperion 4096 Jul 24 04:20 essbase_administration_services_webapp
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William
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I'm having the same exact problem. The link you have provided
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We have installed Red Hat Linux 6.2.
According to the installation guide in order to install Oracle
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