Startup nomount errror..

Hi guys,
I got error while i'm trying to startup database nomount in order to create oracle database.
ORA-27123: unable to attach to shared memory segment
Linux Error: 22 : Invalid argument
Additional information: 1
Additional information: 21129975
have guys ever encountered this?
TIA,
Lux

My server RAM is 4GB.
SGA parameter u mean Sga_Maximum_Size..
if so, i didn't set for this parameter.
Here some parameter files i've set..
db_block_size=32K
db_cache_size=1350M
pga_aggregate_target=1350M
share_pool_size=400M
Any way, i'm being dim about your third Q?
cos i've touch this file /etc/sysctl.conf..
In oracle document was not mentined about it.
could you give me some clues?
TIA,
Lux

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