Oracle 9i RAC setup on Windows 2003.

Hi All,
I am trying to setup the installtion for Oracle 9i RAC on Windows 2003 platform.I am running with the follwing Questions.
1. How to setup the Cluser Files System on the Windows?
My Understainding : I need to have one shared disk so that I can create the Extended Unformateed partition on it and then Set the appropriate logical drive size for each tablespace datafile.
Questions : 1.1 Like I have three WIndows 2003 servers.Can I add this shared disk on any Server and use it.?
2. HOw to install the Cluster databas eon it?

Hi,
Above all, I noticed that 2 similar threads are created before with one deleted and one locked. So do you still have the same issue?
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