Standard Edition ONE and Advanced Installation

Hello,
I would like to perform an installation of the Oracle DB 11g Standard Edition ONE by using the Advanced installation. However, the Standard Edition ONE option is not available in the Advanced installation.
Can I use the Standard Edition option?
How can I proceed?
Thanks!
:)

Nathan Morgan wrote:
I have installed SE1 many times by clicking the SE option on the installer page. There is no SE1 option. From the point of view of the database installer SE1 and SE are identical. The software components are the same. The limitation in the licence agreement is that SE1 is restricted to a single machine with maximum capacity 2 sockets (2 n-core processors) -but- SE can be installed as a multple node RAC cluster with a maximum total capacity of 4 sockets (4 n-core processors). For example, see Oracle® Database Licensing Information 11g Release 1 (11.1) Part Number B28287-08
I AGAIN referenced that document. And again I do not see anything in the Licensing document that says you INSTALL SE1 by selecting SE. I see a lot of references to the fearture comparison. So I ASSUME that the installation is by selecting SE and using moral control over how it is deployed.
Could you please copy/paste the paragraph that turns it from assumption to fact ..

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