ORA-03113 when installing Oracle 8.1.7

Hi!
I'm trying to install Oracle 8.1.7 Std. Edition on Windows 2000. Whatever I try I always get an ORA-03113 when the wizard tried to initiallize the database. Seems that the TNSListener does something strange.
Who can help me?????
Thanks a lot!
Holger Bothmer
mailto:[email protected]

Hi,
Please check up if any TNSListener (of older version , from previously installed RDBMS ) is already running in the system.
Statup->controlpanel->Services->%TNSListener%.
If so, please Stop the listener,while you install the oracle.
Else, While you install oracle, don't create starter database.First install Oracle, after that, create the DB using "Database configuration Assistant(DCA)", life will be easier!!
Regard
karthik

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