Oracle 8i support intel i5 processor

Hi all
I would like to install oracle 8i on intel core i5 based processor is it working on same platform.
kindly give me the suggetions for the same
Thanking You
Sudhir

Hi,
Oracle 8i is a very long period out of support. So you can install it on I5 but you have to look at an OS what will support I5 and also 8i. For example I don't think Windows NT will work on I5, and it will definitely not being supported. Why not try 11G if you need a fresh install? Another option will be a virtual server in which you install Oracle 8i on an old (supported) OS.
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