Since we are dealing with Oracle products, rather user their linux distribution: look for this file on google OracleLinux-R5-U7-Server-i386-dvd.iso Download VirtualBox and create a Virtual Machine for Linux.However, the installation folder should be the same on Linux and MacOS. It doesn't really matter if you get a 32 or 64 bits Linux distribution. The trick is to run the installer via a Linux VM and migrate the files to OSX. Please follow the instructions below to install you development environment. Yes! The fact that Oracle doesn't provide a OSX installer doesn't mean these product shouldn't work natively. Taken verbatim from Olivier Refalo's answer to Installing Oracle 11g on OSX (I've not added blockquote formatting as it would mess up the original formatting): However, this is a tried and tested method, so it will work, and it will run quicker and more responsively than if you opt for a virtual machine solution. You can get Oracle 11 to run natively on OS X, but there is a bit of work required, and not as quick to set up as a pre-installed environment.
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