Oracle9iAS java edition v9.0.3 installer problem on solaris

Hi All
I have downloaded Oracle9ias and when i try to run the installer it complains that /etc/hosts and some other files in /etc directory do not have the entries in the specified format.
I checked /etc/hosts it has entry in the same format as required by the installer.
Can any one please tell me where the problem is
- kumar

in the hostname file you must have the ip and the alias
for example
192.168.1.2 iasbi.oracle.com iasb1
192.168.1.3 infra.oracle.com infra
first is the ip, then the servername with domain, then the alias.
hope this will help you

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