Oracle client memory requirements

Hi everyone,
I read the Oracle 8.1.? for Linux documentation as saying Oracle products won't install on an Intel computer with less than 128MB RAM. Does anyone know if this is true for installing just the client? (If so, it seems like quite a stiff requirement for an operating system which boasts such efficient memory usage.)
Thanks in advance,
Ted Gordon

No, it's nonsense. I've installed the Oracle Server on an Intel compatible with only 96mb memory. It's not fast, but it works.
If you will be using Oracle in a production environment you will need a better configuration, but for testing it's good enough.

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