Installing Oracle XE on a 64bit system - Free Bear to the firstperson who correctly solves my problem!

[Bryan O'Neal]

I was able to do a local install of a Cent OS on a 64bit machine and
then a successful remote install of Oracle XE.  Perhaps this is an issue
with Go Daddy's virtual environment.  Any thoughts? 

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Subject: Installing Oracle XE on a 64bit system - Free Bear to the
firstperson who correctly solves my problem!

I have now spent close to 15 hours beating my head against this one so I
am asking for help, has any one managed to get Oracle 10 Express (the
free one) installed on a 64 bit machine?  I have three 32bit machines
that installed like a dream and I have tried three different FC/RH OS's
on a 64 bit VDS and just can not get it to work.  RPM installers just
fine, but I can not connect to the DB, and I get no errors, but the db
seems to be running!  It is maddening!  Their isn't even an error in the
logs to go off of!
 
Any help?
 
I can install on FC 6 & FC7 (three different 32bit boxes machines) but I
can not get it install on my 64 bit GoDaddy virtual dedicated server.  I
have tried it using CENT OS4, CENT OS 5 (had to manual install some
dependencies) and FC7 (had to compile a lib from oracle) and it all goes
smooth enough but the end result is the same.  The service is running,
the lights seem on, but nobody is home.  I can not connect to the web
app or use the client even when tunneled into the localhost on the
remote box.
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