[LINUX] Start Oracle DB

I installed DB Oracle 11g on Linux.
When the installation is complete, I could create a new DB (using DBCA) and connect from a client (Navicat).

I have however to restart my system, and now, as nothing is begun, I can't understand how to start it.
The dbstart tool runs for 1 second (I gave my ORACLE_BASE), starting a process that is listening on port 1521, that's all.

Before restarting, 1 GB of RAM was used for the Oracle DB, now 5 MB just for the tnslsnr.

My client tells me that the listener does not know my SID. The DBCA tool also won't start.

-What did I do wrong? Thank you for helping us to be a starter.

(DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = tcp)(HOST=127.0.0.1) (PORT = 1521)))

This listener can only respond to clients that exists / has its source on the DB Server System.
Customer remote can NOT Exchange package with this listener.

A possible solution is the following

lsnrctl stop
MV listener.ora listener.ora.sav
lsnrctl start

Wait 1 + minutes then after rsults from the bottom

lsnrctl status
lsnrctl service

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