On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Pierre Neihouser wrote:
> I believe you should look for java all lowercase. Locate is case sensitive
> (afai remember).
Yes it is, and yes he probably should. But why not try `locate -i`,
and if that doesn't work you could also try running updatedb (this
updates the database locate uses, just in case it's too old and
doesn't have the java stuff in it yet - but that seems unlikely if
java was installed out of the box together with the rest of the system
:), and then locate again, or you could just use find: `find / -iname
java` should do (but will be an awful lot slower than locate).
I think java is usually installed in /usr/lib/jdk<version>, and there
is probably a symbolic link to /usr/lib/java - at least that's how it
was set up on my box (but all that might be different with Kaffe...).
HTH, however confused it is,
Elias
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