On Tue, June 26, 2007 8:18 pm, Joe Morris wrote: >> Tried some tricks I found on the web such as adding directories to >> the >> PATH, but all I got was a segmentation fault, so I changed that >> back. >> Deinstalling and installing java-1_5_0-sun, java-1_5_0-sun-plugin >> and >> azureus didn't change anything. >> >> Any idea around? >> > Try running as root "update-alternatives --display java" or > "update-alternatives --config java" to make sure it is set to the > 1_5_0 > version.
You can also simply go to a command line Geeko > Applications Tab > System Menu > Terminal Program (Konsole). >From there type first java -version. It will tell you which version of java is running for your user. You can then type rpm -q java-1_5_0-sun to see if you actually ahve it installed. (You can also type rpm -q java-1_4_2-sun to see if that is still installed.) Also, typing which java will tell you where your java installation is located. You can go to that folder and see what is there. HTH! -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
