Oracle 9.2.0.5 server on REDHAT AS3-U2--2.4.21-15

sqlpuls ,powerbuilder 5.0 ,etc,windows clients at the first time login fails,err message "wirting packet error",second time login succeed.
And there are some symptoms between oracle 9.2 server on AS3-U2(2.4.21-15) and windows clients,the first time login fail ,but try serveral times succeed!
What is it?

I really thank you very much for you efforts in helping me with this issue!
Regarding your suggestions:
- I have removed temporary directory created by the installer but each time I rerun it another directory is created
- I have set TMP and TEMP to another directory, created and onwed by the oracle user
- I have already read the document you suggested, the server I am working runs from several months with 9.2.0.4.0 patchset installed.
- I have modified oraparam.ini as one of the first things before starting the installation
Did you previously succeed in installing 9.2.0.5.0 on Fedora Core 2?
I have also tried to ask for support in metalink but the engineer hard closed my TAR since this platform is unsupported.
Further suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Gianni Bragante

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