Alexander Burger <a...@software-lab.de> writes:
Hi Alex,
> It should be a problem only on the first bootstrap. After you
> downloaded the *.s
> files once and got a running system, it will self-build from that time on.
I could fix this now, maybe a rather Archlinux specific problem.
Fist I figured out, that java verson shows 7, but in the ArchLinux repos
there are Open JDK/JRE 12 already. When I installed the newest version,
the verbose output gave the decisive hint, problem was the default Java
ENV.
This works now, did not have to download anything.
Thanks
Thorsten
PS
(3/4) Installiere jre-openjdk (12)
Default Java environment is already set to 'java-7-openjdk'
See 'archlinux-java help' to change it
=>
[tj@arch ~]$ archlinux-java help
archlinux-java <COMMAND>
COMMAND:
status List installed Java environments and enabled one
get Return the short name of the Java environment
set as default
set <JAVA_ENV> Force <JAVA_ENV> as default
unset Unset current default Java environment
fix Fix an invalid/broken default Java environment
configuration
[tj@arch ~]$ sudo archlinux-java get
java-7-openjdk
[tj@arch ~]$ sudo archlinux-java set java-12-openjdk
=>
[tj@arch picoLisp]$ (cd src64;make) [...]
[tj@arch picoLisp]$ pil +
: (version)
19.8.9
-> (19 8 9)
:
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cheers,
Thorsten
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