Oracle 8i on RedHat 6.2

I have finally installed Oracle Enterprise Edition on RedHat 6.2 after the 3rd attempt over a priod of 3days. when I try to connect using SQLPLUS, I get:
OracleOralin: Error in loading shared libraries:libsrgxp8...:ORA-12547:TNS lost contact
Any comments welcomed

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