ISQL*PLUS install at EBS 11.5.9

Our System is
OS : RedHat 2.1 AS
EBS : 11.5.9
DB : 9.2.0.3
1. I download
"Oracle9i Database Release 2 Enterprise/Standard Edition for Linux" (9.2.0.4) at the oracle homepage(otn.oracle.com)
2. when I execute "runInstaller" to add on package(isql*plus) but represent following message
"Not all of the base components of oneoff patch 2858279 are selected for upgrade"
so i can't progress add package
3. so i patched "3095277"
but i can't progree add package
please help me
and sorry my english ability.....

Hi,
i did as above, but there is nothing returned.
and there is no error or warning in the relink.log.Does the log say that all files were linked/generated succeessfully?
by the way, i found my X server was not set correctly.i have installed the X display during installations. is there anything relationed about this error?X-Server is required for concurrent processing, and I believe it has nothing to do with forms.
and my gcc/g++ was not replaced by gcc296/g++296,is this action necessary?Please verify all your OS packages as per this link.
Regards,
Hussein

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