OAS 10.1.1 in Red Hat 5

Hello,
I find a manual for OAS 10.1.3 on Red Hat 5.
Thanks for your answers

Veena
You can install Oracle Configuration management (OCM) and its does all checks for you. Also you need to make sure that on 64-bit application server, you use linux32 bash for installing 10.1.3 app server.
Also installer does the pre-req check as well.
Thanks
Amit

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