Recently I tested making my own 64bit builds of the FEC libraries. Here are the steps used. It appears to work but it is possible I made some mistake. (previously it would complain about missing native FEC libraries on startup)
Note: Requires C compiler, make and a Sun? Java JDK #Get and unpack code $ wget http://onionnetworks.com/downloads/fec-1.0.3.zip $ unzip fec-1.0.3.zip #build library $ cd fec-1.0.3/src/csrc $ vi Makefile #Edit to include -fPIC CFLAGS=$(COPT) -Wall -fPIC # -DTEST #add line (change setting to match your JDK install path) JAVA_HOME=/opt/java $ make #setup native.properties file as below $ cd ../../lib/fec-linux-x86/lib $ vi native.properties com.onionnetworks.native.keys=fec8-linux-x86-64,fec16-linux-x86-64 com.onionnetworks.native.fec8-linux-x86.name=fec8 com.onionnetworks.native.fec8-linux-x86.osarch=linux-x86-64 com.onionnetworks.native.fec8-linux-x86.path=lib/linux/x86/libfec8.so com.onionnetworks.native.fec16-linux-x86.name=fec16 com.onionnetworks.native.fec16-linux-x86.osarch=linux-x86-64 com.onionnetworks.native.fec16-linux-x86.path=lib/linux/x86/libfec16.so #create test jar cd .. jar test.jar lib #setup freenet $ mv test.jar <freenet install path> $ cd <freenet install path> $ vi freenet change line opt/java/bin/java -client -Xdebug -cp test.jar:freenet-ext.jar:freenet-cvs-snapshot.jar freenet.node.Node <port> <ip> <bandwidth> Note: Your test jar should be first in classpath #start node $ ./freenet Thanks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
