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Wolf Pup
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Java Development Kit 1.6u14 and NetBeans 6.5.1

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#2 Post by puplix »

hi wolf,
I downloaded yr jdk_netbeans-1.6u10_6.1.sfs file and after then I mounted it with rox. But how ca I run netbeans?

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#3 Post by Wolf Pup »

puplix wrote:hi wolf,
I downloaded yr jdk_netbeans-1.6u10_6.1.sfs file and after then I mounted it with rox. But how ca I run netbeans?
ya gotta install using the boot manager. :)
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#4 Post by puplix »

first I used the bootmanager...but I found no entry in the menuebar. After that I tried the rox filemanager but could'nt run/ start netbeans. Any suggestions?

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#5 Post by Wolf Pup »

puplix wrote:first I used the bootmanager...but I found no entry in the menuebar. After that I tried the rox filemanager but could'nt run/ start netbeans. Any suggestions?
try moving the .sfs file to /mnt/home then re-run the boot manager. :)
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#6 Post by puplix »

hello Wolf Pup
when I downloaded the .sfs file I put it at the /mnt/home path. After that I configured the Puppy Boot Configuration to load the sfs-file together with two other sfs-files at bootup. The sfs-file is still in the /mnt/home since I downloaded it.
Thank yu for reading and I hope yu will have annother suggestion to fix the prob. I have :-)

btw: My system is puppy linux 4.1

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#7 Post by Wolf Pup »

puplix wrote:hello Wolf Pup
when I downloaded the .sfs file I put it at the /mnt/home path. After that I configured the Puppy Boot Configuration to load the sfs-file together with two other sfs-files at bootup. The sfs-file is still in the /mnt/home since I downloaded it.
Thank yu for reading and I hope yu will have annother suggestion to fix the prob. I have :-)

btw: My system is puppy linux 4.1
that might be a problem, http://www.puppylinux.com/blog/?viewDetailed=00420, seems puppy has trouble loading more than 2 sfs files at once in 4.1. Upgrading to 4.1.2 should fix that.
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#8 Post by puplix »

hi Wolf Pup,
good news....I did as you told in your last posting and I had ..............................SUCCESS!

Thank you for guiding me to the solution of my problem!

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#9 Post by Wolf Pup »

Netbeans updated to 6.5.1
JDK updated to 1.6u14
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#10 Post by LongTooth »

Hi all,

First: Thanks for the JDK (& netbeans). For the life of me I could not find a version that I could install - all I really wanted was the JDK & javac so I could do a few test compiles.

Now even though I have puppy 4.1.2, my Boot Manager kept telling me that there were no sfs files in /mnt/home.

For others who may have this issue, I found an alternate method (in another post) to install an sfs file which worked for me - someone else can explain why it works and whether or not it's safe :oops:

Here are the steps I used:
- drop the sfs file in your /mnt/home directory
- open your ROX Filer & move to the directory with your sfs file
- select the sfs file to mount it -> a folder will open
- in the white space of that folder, right click -> Window -> Terminal here
- enter the following 2 unix commands
# cp -a --remove-destination ./* /mnt/home
# sync

- close the terminal
- in the original ROX Filer window select the sfs file again to unmount it (this will close the windows with the sfs file contents)

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This worked for me. I did need to update my $PATH variable to find the newly added javac command.

Thanks again,

LongTooth.

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No checksum using md5sum

#11 Post by puplix »

Hi Wolf Pup
I downloaded the sfs-file and made as usually a md5sum check. But this time I got an empty output. (no checksum). Maybe you can give me a help what I did wrong. I tried a random other file to look if md5sum works. It works! Only the sfs-file gives me no checksum.

Btw: For downloading the file you need a Authorization (username and password) where the username is 'puppy' and the password is 'linux' without the quotationmarks.

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Re: No checksum using md5sum

#12 Post by Wolf Pup »

puplix wrote:Hi Wolf Pup
I downloaded the sfs-file and made as usually a md5sum check. But this time I got an empty output. (no checksum). Maybe you can give me a help what I did wrong. I tried a random other file to look if md5sum works. It works! Only the sfs-file gives me no checksum.

Btw: For downloading the file you need a Authorization (username and password) where the username is 'puppy' and the password is 'linux' without the quotationmarks.
try redownloading, md5sum works for me. :)
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#13 Post by puplix »

I redownloaded it and now md5sum works now for me too. :D Thank you!

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jdk-1.7 and Netbeans 7

#14 Post by isabsent »

Hi, Wolf Pup! When are you going to upload new SFS-modules for jdk-1.7 and Netbeans 7 ? :)

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Re: jdk-1.7 and Netbeans 7

#15 Post by TheAsterisk! »

isabsent wrote:Hi, Wolf Pup! When are you going to upload new SFS-modules for jdk-1.7 and Netbeans 7 ? :)
I have some packages, if you still need/want them.

Netbeans 7.0.1

Reports seem to indicate JDK 1.7 has serious bugs in it, but I don't know what they entail. In any case, I have that package but also have kept a 1.6u26 package available just in case.
JDK 1.7 and JDK 1.6u26

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