Problem installing Oracle 11i in Linux

I have been trying to install 11i in Redhat Linux. I followed the documentation provided by Oracle, by installing Java SDK 1.3, by creating stage area for installation. However, when I go to the selected directory u01/...../RapidWiz and type rapidwiz, I get the message "command not found". I checked the directory and there exists the command. (just to see if it works in Windows, I popped the first Cd and restarted on another machine.. it came back with all the welcome screen etc.,). Can someone help me... Pretty Please!!!!!!!!!

How can I install Oracle apps using downloaded Oracle Apps 11.5.10.2 files? All the files in .zip format. The 'Rapid Install Start Here - Disk 1' is composed of 7 separate zip files (1 of 7 ... 7 of 7). Do I need to unzip the the files and burn DVD-R's first to compile them by disk?
Is there another way?
Has anyone tried installing from downloaded install files?
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