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Hi,
Last night i continue to investigate the problem of the IBMJDK118 and
Mandrake 6.1 integration. I've identified it is the problem of the glibc.
After checking the the IBM's newsgroup I suggest in the last message, I then
go to the redhat's mirror and get the lastest glibc related RPMs from Redhat
6.1, they are :
glibc-2.1.2-11.i386.rpm
glibc-devel-2.1.2-11.i386.rpm
glibc-profile-2.1.2-11.i386.rpm
and upgrade from glibc 2.1.1 to 2.1.2 on my MDK 6.1.
AND IT WORKS!!!
Now i can run Apache w/Jserv 1.1b3 and Tomcat perfect, without any crash.
While I have the Redhat's glibc installed and have my server running
smoothly, I found that Mandrake have built it's own glibc-2.1.2 under
MandrakeCooker! You can find it in one of the mirrors:
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/MandrakeCooker/cooker/Mandrake/RPMS/
and get:
glibc-2.1.2-8mdk.i586.rpm
glibc-devel-2.1.2-8mdk.i586.rpm
glibc-profile-2.1.2-8mdk.i586.rpm
I've also tried it, it also works! Of course, i use the Mandrake's glibc
packages instead of Redhat's from now on, as Mandrake claims that its
packages are optimized for pentinum chips.
JN: I suggest you to upgrade the glibc rather than just replace the
libpthread, it is quite risky.
Have fun!! (^_^)
Punky Tse
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Norris
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 1999 1:36 AM
To: Java Apache Users
Cc: Dean Moses; Seth Ladygo; Danny Stewart; Brian Scott; Brian Slesinsky
Subject: RE: Subject: RE: IBM JVM doesn't run, but Blackdown JVM does
ons ame installation
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Hi: RE: The IBM JDK118, MDK 6.1 (marketing release number:), JSDK2.0,
MDKApache_x.x.9, and Glib(s)......etc.:(
Hi: esp. Mark and Mr..Punky(;)
Hi: In general....and apologies on my lengthy 1st. message,
but detail is sometimes the key to getting good suggestions via proxy.
Thanks for the replies, nice to know that a couple of other individuals have
an interest in solving what seems to be a sticky
BigBlueJava-possibly-Glibc-maybe-BluishJVM conundrum. I can definitely see
the Glibc connection (no pun intended), but what bothers me is the fact that
most system libraries (.....most being on the side of more) have a reference
to older lib forms & functions (e.g.. strings -v /lib/* | more ....
will result in a listing that shows the greater % of libs referring back
2.1.1-->2.1-->2.0-->). My understating of GNU/Linux c/c++ libraries is
getting better all the time, but I am not an expert in the area by any
means...soooo, I will post the issues to IBM's Java site and Linux gen
community pages, to see if there are any items I may have overlooked (if I
find anything relevant to the current integration problem, I will post it
here on this thread:) Also, I have looked at the bug reports for IBM (re:
IBMJDK118) and do see a quite a few areas where the bugs could contribute to
what we are seeing here, but I have not subscribed to newsgroups for IBM
(soon to change).
In-the-manyshadesofgrey-conclusion-forthis(sic)reply........I would agree
with the Glibc problem, would also like to know how the supplied
classes(methods...etc) utilize native Linux system calls to open/close and
monitor sockets....as we could have a combination of problems.....which do
seem to point to something which plagues the ongoing genesis of branded
JVM(s).......sacrifice of flexibility/portability for speed.
More later,
JN
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