On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Dave Hooper wrote:
> The issues are therefore:
> 1. What is so different about your setup that the installer cannot find the
> JRE?
The JRE was installed from another application, and not for general
purposes.
> 2. What is wrong with the installer that prevents it from co
On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Dave Hooper wrote:
> The issues are therefore:
> 1. What is so different about your setup that the installer cannot find the
> JRE?
The JRE was installed from another application, and not for general
purposes.
> 2. What is wrong with the installer that prevents it from co
> The installation had a few hitches. The first thing I noticed was that
> the installer, upon not finding a JRE installed, commenced with download
> and installation of Sun's JRE. For one thing, it's not entirely correct
> that I don't have a JRE. It's understandable that the installer couldn't
> The installation had a few hitches. The first thing I noticed was that
> the installer, upon not finding a JRE installed, commenced with download
> and installation of Sun's JRE. For one thing, it's not entirely correct
> that I don't have a JRE. It's understandable that the installer couldn't
First, I've been forced to use Windows today. If any of my generally irritable
mood manages to find it's way through the text on your screen, I apologize.
Seriously.
Second, the subject at hand. Since I'm on Windows (XP) I figured I'd uninstall
Freenet and try a fresh install. (This Freenet no
First, I've been forced to use Windows today. If any of my generally irritable
mood manages to find it's way through the text on your screen, I apologize.
Seriously.
Second, the subject at hand. Since I'm on Windows (XP) I figured I'd uninstall
Freenet and try a fresh install. (This Freenet no
