Bhatt,
Make sure to read over the guides before doing the Suse Install, there are some SAP specific items that you need to attend to that are part of the OS Install that can make things easy or really hard.
As stated before - if you are use Solution Manager, you can use 32-bit but it will be very, very tight on memory consumption, you need at an absolute minimum, 4Gig of RAM, and this will also be tight if you do a consolidated installation.
Also get your disk-layout figured before you start the install, how your disks will be arranged for Db, SAP and OS binaries so you get the best I/O performance and stability for your money (have a strategy for backup also - if you use NFS with Samba to a staging point, network will get hit pretty hard). Oracle will install with Dynamic Storage Allocation enabled (suggest that you leave this alone for the install and change it after if you really need to) for tablespaces and will grow sapdatas - make sure that your sapdatas can grow to what the Oracle System is expecting them to grow to!!
So hope that helps - if it has answered your question, please set this thread to answered.
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