Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-18 Thread Johan Ur Riise
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Colin Watson wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Werner) wrote: Thanks Nate, but I found the problem. Well, it may not be the actual problem but it lets java work for me. It just figures that I'd figure this out within 10 minutes of sending my post. Turns out that the

Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-17 Thread Colin Watson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Werner) wrote: Thanks Nate, but I found the problem. Well, it may not be the actual problem but it lets java work for me. It just figures that I'd figure this out within 10 minutes of sending my post. Turns out that the environment variable FLAGS_CLASS=-green was being

Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-17 Thread Mike Werner
On Mon, Jan 17, 2000 at 09:12:45AM +, Colin Watson wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Werner) wrote: Thanks Nate, but I found the problem. Well, it may not be the actual problem but it lets java work for me. It just figures that I'd figure this out within 10 minutes of sending my post.

Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-16 Thread Joachim Trinkwitz
aphro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: sounds like the JDK bug with newer kernels, see the linux-kernel mailing list or the archives of this list, the solution is usually downgrade the kernel or upgrade your JDK. I had the same problem on my potato box since kernel 2.2.12, and indeed it vanished

Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-14 Thread Mike Werner
On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 02:02:36PM -0800, aphro wrote: sounds like the JDK bug with newer kernels, see the linux-kernel mailing list or the archives of this list, the solution is usually downgrade the kernel or upgrade your JDK. this bug only affects older JDK with newer kernels, JDK tries

JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-13 Thread Mike Werner
I recently installed jdk onto my potato box - one of my classes this semester is programming in Java. The problem I am having is that every time I try to run javac to do the byte-compile I get the message: Cannot open /proc/04505 for GC The number here ^ is different every time. I even

Re: JDK says can't open /proc/xxxxx

2000-01-13 Thread aphro
sounds like the JDK bug with newer kernels, see the linux-kernel mailing list or the archives of this list, the solution is usually downgrade the kernel or upgrade your JDK. this bug only affects older JDK with newer kernels, JDK tries to call an undocumented /proc file and pukes when it can't