OCI Support not detected

i've read+follow all instruction about configuring instanClient...
php.ini -> enable about oci
path -> set path directory on my windows (based on directory which i extract oci.dll etc)
and restart all system...
and when i starting apache -> on phpinfo() ... i can't find any oci support
then next step was i try to installing Oracle91 Client 9.0.1.1
but still.. i can't see any oci support on phpinfo()
BUT.... i've try with Oracle 10 XE installed, and running well, i can see oci support on phpinfo() next thing.. i use that configuration and try to connect on to DB Oracle9i.. and failed...
anyone can help me out???? please and thanx...

You need a PHP that is compiled and linked against the Oracle client version you want to use.
Yours,
Laurenz Albe

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Built-In: Yes
Core Image: Supported
Main Display: Yes
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Quartz Extreme: Supported
Display:
Status: No display connected
Been messing with this for four hours, and I still have a blank display. Any other ideas? From one thread someone mentioned replacing the logic board fixed a similar problem.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

UPDATE:
I just got back from my visit to a mac genius. Of course Murphy's law was in full effect! With my MBP connected to the cinema display in the Mac store, everything worked as it is supposed to.
Well, I rush home thinking that maybe mine would now work - - no luck! He did suggest that I try connecting analog with the provided dvi-to-vga adapter. This suggestion DID work! BUT, I want my video digital! That is why even though I was happy with the iBook G4 that I bought last year, I wanted digital video + expanded desktop!
I think I will make another reservation with the Mac Genius, but this time, bring my monitor. Will keep you posted...

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