Oracle 9i Lite on Win98 and EPOC (Psion 5mx)

Hi,
I've tried several times to setup up Oracle 9i lite on my Psion
5mx.
Obviously there are several new files and new icons. But
I experience problems
1/when I try to launch OKDemo, I have a not found message.
2/When I use MySQL and create a new DB, I have a Kern-exec level
3 error.
3/When I try msync, I have a User level 23 error
4/When I launch aptdata, I've a not supported error message.
I still don't understand how to set up the desktop (Win98se) as
well.
Thanks for advice.

I use this manual to install over suse 8.2 professional. maybe can help you.
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2003/09/04/oracle_install.html

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