This is crazy. Installing 9i on Win XP

JVM error. Can not find the main class.
Installer won't even start.
In software development the installation is the most important, people.
Andrzej

Karen
There are a lot of things that Oracle doesn't support, in the sense of certify, that still work or can be. Is there an unsupported workaround for installing 9.2 on Win XP Home?
I would like to install 9.2 on my personal laptop, because I would like to practice for the DBA certification. This is a Toshiba Satellite P.IV with XP Home. I don't want to spend a sizeable amount of money on XP Pro, given that I don't need any of its additional features. And, of course, I don't want to used cracked, unlicensed software.
So is there any workaround?
Cheers, APC

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jjrev wrote:
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