OS file type for the 10g R2 installation

I have a new AIX 5.3L system, and ready to install the 10g R2. When I check the file type of file system, I noticed that the contractor formated the hard drive (hdisk0) in jfs2 for OS itself and other three hds in jfs type and create the basic filesystem,/oracle_app, /oradata in jfs type hds. I knew there is a limitation of creating file larger than 2 G in 10g, However, for the installation of 10g and later operation, Do I need to install the oracle under jfs2 file type, just in case , for example for some media data file to be stored?

Maybe I did not descirbe it clearly. Let me try again.
I have 4 hds on the systems. Besides the OS filesystems, such as /home, /tmp, /user which are by default, other filesystems created by user, ex /myOracle, /myOradata were using jfs file type. So when I first installed the Oracle, there was a problem in process to create a datafile bigger than 2 G. I did not know what ent wrong. I thought it may be a limitation of 10G r2. Then when I tried to uncompress a file, which can expand into size biger than 2 G (2.8 G actually), in such filesystem folder, the OS return a message "file cannot be larger than the value set by ulimit". Even I set unlimited for the file size to /etc/security/limits, it still won´t work. The same error when I pass a larger file to that filesystem. So I realize that it must be the cause of the jfs system, because m other AIX system has the same filesystem but setup with jfs2 type. Then I created a filesystems with jfs2 and it worked. So I appoligize to mislead. But certainly the problem is under the AIX 5.3L. But my other concern is a filesystem using file type larger than 2 G necessary for Oracle 10 g operation (apparently needed for installation if i want to create datafile larger than 2 G)? Hope this will make thing clear.

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