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SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
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Don't bother stating that we need COMPAT_LINUX, as the packages we depend upon to supply the Linux shared libraries already tell the user this. The JDK packages also depend on the corresponding JRE package, so they don't need to show the same message -- keep the message with the JRE packages instead.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE.NetBSD,v 1.2 2007/08/22 14:49:24 jlam Exp $
SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
2007-02-18 20:11:26 +01:00
Don't bother stating that we need COMPAT_LINUX, as the packages we depend upon to supply the Linux shared libraries already tell the user this. The JDK packages also depend on the corresponding JRE package, so they don't need to show the same message -- keep the message with the JRE packages instead.
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In order to be able to run the JVM, you need to add the following line
to your /etc/fstab:
SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
2007-02-18 20:11:26 +01:00
Don't bother stating that we need COMPAT_LINUX, as the packages we depend upon to supply the Linux shared libraries already tell the user this. The JDK packages also depend on the corresponding JRE package, so they don't need to show the same message -- keep the message with the JRE packages instead.
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procfs /emul/linux/proc procfs rw,linux
SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
2007-02-18 20:11:26 +01:00
Don't bother stating that we need COMPAT_LINUX, as the packages we depend upon to supply the Linux shared libraries already tell the user this. The JDK packages also depend on the corresponding JRE package, so they don't need to show the same message -- keep the message with the JRE packages instead.
2007-08-22 16:49:21 +02:00
Furthermore, the maximum data segment size assigned to your user must
be at least 262144.
SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
2007-02-18 20:11:26 +01:00
Don't bother stating that we need COMPAT_LINUX, as the packages we depend upon to supply the Linux shared libraries already tell the user this. The JDK packages also depend on the corresponding JRE package, so they don't need to show the same message -- keep the message with the JRE packages instead.
2007-08-22 16:49:21 +02:00
You may want to read the following for details about running this JDK:
SUN JRE/JDK 6.0. The new naming convention is that "1.6.0" is now "6.0" (true for 1.5, but officially branded as such for 6), so this is called "sun-j{dk,re}6" rather than "sun-j{dk,re}16". amd64 support is not currently included, but initial provision exists in the sun-jre6 package as it was cloned initially from sun-jre15.
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${JAVA_HOME}/README
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