Large File Support OEL 5.8 x86 64 bit

All,
I have downloaded some software from OTN and would like to combine the individual zip files into one large file. I assumed that I would unzip the individual files and then create a single zip file. However, my OEL zip utility fails with the file is too large error.
Perhaps related, I can't ls the directories that contain huge files. For example, a huge VM image file.
Do I need to rebuild the utilities to support huge files or do I need install/upgrade rpm's? If I need to relink lint programs, what are the commands to do such?
Thanks.

Correction: This is occurring on a 5.7 release and not a 5.8. The command uname -a yields 2.6.32-200.13.1.2...
The file size I'm trying to assemble is ~ 4 GB (the zip files for 12c DB). As for using tar, as I understand it, EM 12c wants a single zip file for software deployments.
I'm assuming that the large file support was not linked into the utilities. For example when I try to list contents of a directory which has huge/large files, I get the following message:
ls: V29653-01.iso: Value too large for defined data type
I'm assuming that I need to upgrade to later release.
Thanks.

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