Installation Problelm in server Mashine "Oracle Database 9i 2"

i have server 2ooo machine i want to install oracle database 9i 2 in this server machine. but when i installed oracle database 9i 2 display a error recomended for 10g or higher.
anyone can help me how can i install?

Windows 8Never heard of that. I thought Windows 7 is the newest version?
I need installation Guide of Oracle Database 9.2.0.1 for "Windows 8" server Machine.You might ask your question in the installation forum Database Installation

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