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MrRaza | I've tried a few sites to get some information, mainly google and microsoft, aswell as Sun. When I try to install what is given to me, I get error's or it fails, or I need an older version to install ontop of. What I'm asking for is this, can someone give me a step by step guild to installing Java VM, without any fuss. Please, people who know what they're talking about only reply. Thank you. | September 5, 2005, 9:30 PM |
Kp | [quote author=MrRaza link=topic=12719.msg126977#msg126977 date=1125955855]Please, people who know what they're talking about only reply.[/quote] So the informed people can only reply, but not make new posts? That seems like rather a strange request. I really don't see what's hard about getting a JVM installed though. It's just ./configure && make && make install from the gcc root directory (after unpacking the appropriate add-on to get gcj). Is there some particular failure you're trying to resolve? | September 5, 2005, 10:14 PM |
MrRaza | Thank you, solved. | September 5, 2005, 11:07 PM |
iago | On debian/fedora/other rpm-based distros: apt-get --install java On slackware: slapt-get --install java (of course, you need to install slapt-get first) Alternatively, you can download the .rpm from Sun's site, and install it like a normal rpm. Or, on Slackware, use rpm2tgz, then installpkg on the .tgz. | September 6, 2005, 7:25 PM |