This problem is happening to me randomly, with different services (JARDeployer,
ServiceDeployer, MainDeployer), and I cannot find the answer.
I already follow the Java 2 SDK 1.4.2 Installation Notes for Linux and the
problem still happens.
I simply copy the same java and jboss folders to
Please post the console output. It is hard to solve the problem without the
specific error messages.
Also, indicate how you installed JBoss (via the installer.jar file or by
unzipping the zip file).
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I installed the JDK1.5 with the sun's self-extracting binary and the JBoss by
unzipping the file.
I'm posting the last output I got, since every time it gives me a different,
but similar, error.
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| JBoss
I forgot to say that the VM crashes sometimes too.
Here is the last report:
| #
| # An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot Virtual Machine:
| #
| # SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x086a933e, pid=11327, tid=3086771904
| #
| # Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (1.5.0_07-b03 mixed
The missing class (BasicMBeanRegistry) is found in the ./lib/jboss-jmx.jar
file. Have you checked the access controls on the files in that directory? On
my system, my user account owns all of the files and has full rights (755).
However, the fact that you are getting JVM dumps leads me to
Things are still unstable.
I'm testing everything as root, so it's cannot be access control.
Unfortunally I have to put this to work in this machine, without loose
anything.
I tested the same files in a machine with Ubuntu and all works fine.
SELinux is disabled.
I updated the
I have JBoss running on FC5. It would help if you posted the full console
output so that I could see what class is missing. I do know that JBoss will
not run with the JVM that ships with FC5, you will need to download and install
a JVM from Sun before you can use JBoss.
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Hi
THANKS for the quick response. As with so many such alleged brick-walls, this
problem was dispensed after the instructions were located that explained how to
get the JDK, unpacked, into position, and locatable.
Call this one CLOSED/SOLVED/RESOLVED.
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