Oracle 10g on debian

Hi every one I need to know if I can install oracle 10g on debian sarge rc2. becouse I can install from oracle repositories oracle 10g express.
Thanks.

This occurs because 10g is only supposed to run on enterprise-grade Linux, like RedHat Enterprise or SuSE.
This workaround worked for me on Fedora, it may or may not on Debian:
Log in as root. First, we need to fool Oracle into thinking weâre running an âenterpriseâ version of Red Hat instead of Fedora. Open /etc/redhat-release in a text editor and comment the first line while adding a second one:
# Fedora Core release 2 (Tettnang)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3
You can obviously just add the second line in and not worry about commenting the first one (since it doesn't exist).

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