On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Johan Vos wrote:
> When I ldd the libc5 executable from a glibc-system, I got this:
[snip]
Funny, I got the same. Well, the addresses are consistantly different.
No doubt you have more memory than I do. ;-)
I'm confused.
Thanks! --MC
Concerning the problems with JDK 1.1.6 on sparclinux:
The binary in the distribution is built on a libc5-system, while Red Hat
5.2 comes with glibc. If you have the corresponding libs installed on your
RH 5.2 system, the thing should work however.
JDK 1.2 will be built on a glibc-system, so you pr
On Mon, 18 Jan 1999, Java News-collector wrote:
> You may have had Kaffe installed which resulted in the library complaint.
It's not a complaint, it's a segmentation fault. ;-)
> Caveate: I'm running Redhat on Intel platforms. If this experience
> doesn't apply on Sparc, I apologize for my igno
You may have had Kaffe installed which resulted in the library complaint.
Do a "which java" to see if you are running Kaffe (it will be
/usr/bin/java rather than /usr/local/jdk...). Uninstall Kaffe and
uninstall libc5 if this is true. That should get you running.
Caveate: I'm running Redhat on
