Steinar Bang wrote:
Incidentially, RedHat 8 is a gcc 3.2-based distro. So far I seem toOne thing you might want to aware of : IBM's recent Java SDK and JRE (1.3.1, not sure about 1.4) are compiled using gcc 2.9x. This does not mean that it is unusable on gcc3 systems, just that there may be some problems if you are using JNI in your code. You might want to downgrade your gcc version if you need JNI.
be able to run Blackdown Sun JDK 1.3.1 and 1.4.1, and IBM 1.1.8 and
1.4.0 on it.
The Blackdown Sun JDK 1.3.1 is the exact same package as I've beenIf you're using 1.4, you need to aware of how it differs from Sun's version. There is no rt.jar in IBM's Java 1.4. Instead there are a collection of jar files that you will need to put in your CLASSPATH. Specifically, core.jar, charsets.jar, graphics.jar, security.jar, server.jar, xml.jar.
running on RedHat 7.2 for quite a while now.
Ah, OK. I downloaded 1.4 today, because that was the only one I found
on the download page. I'll look for 1.3.1 on monday.
Regards, pascal chong
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