Also, you should allways "unset CLASSPATH" before running Netscape. If there are JDK
classes
on your classpath, Netscape will allmost certainly crash while starting Java.
regards
[ bryce ]
Jim Caley wrote:
> Bob Cadenza wrote:
> >
> > Everyone is having this problem, has to do with a bug in
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Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 11:09 PM
To: Bob Cadenza; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Larry
LeFever
Subject:Re: netscape in Linux 6.0 crashes (Java)
Bob Cadenza wrote:
>
> Everyone is having this problem, has to do with a bug in one
of the
Bob Cadenza wrote:
>
> Everyone is having this problem, has to do with a bug in one of the
> RPMS that come with RH6.0, there is a fix though, something to do with
> adding another font entry, you can find it on the RedHat site
> somewhere, like in the FAQ. Good luck.
Yes, here's a post from Ro
Everyone is having this problem, has to do with a bug in one of the
RPMS that come with RH6.0, there is a fix though, something to do with
adding another font entry, you can find it on the RedHat site
somewhere, like in the FAQ. Good luck.
--- Larry LeFever <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess
In my opinion the JVM in Netscape for Linux has always been buggy. We develop
software for internet kiosks running Linux and our biggest problem with Netscape
is crashes with Java and animated gifs (especially large ones). We are using
Redhat 5.1 and actually have found the Caldera distribution
I guess there might be a "glibc"-related problem here.
This newbie would sure appreciate a straightforward technique for
getting Netscape to run Java in Linux 6.0.
I've read that FAQ about glibc and using that command for determining
which version I'm running, but isn't there something clear and
