Need steps for Installing Oracle 11g R2 Grid Infrastrucure in Suse Linix 10

Hi,
I have system with Suse Linux 10 (64-bit), in that i need to install the Oracle 11 R2 Grid Infrastructure for
1. Grid Computing
2. ASM Cluster.
Can any one please provide the Step by step installation to me.
Thanks With Regards
Baalaji V

Ideally, you need two nodes to install a RAC. If you have only one system and trying for practice, you can do it with Virutal machines(VM) or create it as single instance.
You can refer Oracle documentation on Grid install and postings in the internet about Grid install in using VM.
Ashok

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Finally, there's also a Metalink Note titled Linux OS Installation with Reduced Set of Packages for Running Oracle Database Server, 728346.1.I also note that 4 hours ago :)
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SergioRegards
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