PD KSH version error installing EBS11i RHEL5

can anyone solve this error i am stuck to install EBS 11i onn RHEL5

Moderator Action:
Thread moved from the Oracle Linux discussion space,
To an EBS discussion space,
for closer topic alignment.
You state you are attempting to use RHEL 5.
That's not an Oracle product; it's a RedHat product.  Thus the OL forum space here at OTN was not appropriate.
Your post suggests your actual issue is an EBS installation attempt.
Thus you should post to an EBS forum space.

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