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JBuilder 4: Linux installation FAQ
1.Review ALL "Installation Notes" in your installation instructions.
These are on the JBuilder CD in the "/setup/setup_linux.html" file.
2.Install from within XWindows (these window managers have worked so far:
KDE, GNOME, WindowMaker, and Enlightenment). You cannot install outside
of XWindows.
3.Make sure you have the right version of your Linux kernel for the JDK.
Version 2.2.5 or higher is needed. You can find out which kernel you're
using with the command uname -a.
4.Make sure you have the right version of glibc for the JDK.
Version 2.1.2 or higher is needed. You can check this with the command ldd
--version.
5.If the JBuilder 4 Foundation installer fails, exit the main install launcher
and run the Foundation installer like this:
sh /mnt/cdrom/linus_sol/fnd_linux_install.bin LAX_VM <path the java executable>
For example:
sh /mnt/cdrom/linus_sol/fnd_linux_install.bin LAX_VM /usr/local/jdk1.3/bin/java
Note that you will need a Java 2 JDK installed prior todo
ing this.
6.Check the LANG environment variable. If it is not set to "en_US",
you may need to unset it prior to running th installer (using unset LANG).
There seems to be some issues with international support in InstallAnywhere.
Note: the LANG variable needs to be unset only inside the teminal window used
to launch the install program.
If the install stilldo
esn't work try changing your display color depth to
anything but 16bpp (i.e. 32, 24, 8, etc.). There are some problems with AWT
and 16bpp color displays, but this change usually fixes the problem (note,
you may or may not need to leave this change in order to run JBuilder).
If JBuilder seems to run slow on your machine check to be sure that Linux
is recognizing all of your RAM. You cando
this following these steps:
su as root
cat /proc/meminfo (this will show you how much memory Linux is recognizing)
Edit /etc/lilo.conf and add append="mem=128M" to it.
Open a console prompt and type "lilo" and press enter.
reboot
