ORACLE 9i REALEASE 2 installation on LINUX 8.0 FOR INTEL

DEAR ALL,
While loading oracle 9.0.2 on Linux 8.0, i am getting error "Unable to invoke make file inst_plsql.mk". can anyone help me out.
thanks

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