Tim Hawkins wrote:
Sorry, if my question is pretty stupid...
I´ve just started using linux and I am not a real expert of it, but I
manadged to install java (I used RPM so it should have installed in
corect location) and enable it to my web browser But when I start
freenet, I get message that i
But how to make "path" variable? I installed it in usr/java/ directory... I found no instructions on where to isntall java. Should I reinstall it in other directory?Volodya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Tim Hawkins wrote:> Sorry, if my question is pretty stupid...> I´ve just started using linux and I
Tim Hawkins wrote:
But how to make "path" variable? I installed it in usr/java/
directory... I found no instructions on where to isntall java. Should I
reinstall it in other directory?
Here is the easiest way to solve the problem (trust me it's the easiest way). I assume
that you are using Re
Thanks, I'l try.Now I'm trying new 0.7 in windows xp and I have a problem:When I launch that installer my antivirus software (kaspersky) says that some Rootshell virus is trying to be installed. If I terminate it, freenet istalliation stops. And if I allow it, it works and freenet works ok, but I g
Thanks for the suggestions so far!
A couple clarifications:
I was thinking of running Ubuntu or Knoppix.
I want to run Fuqid & frost on the remote windows machine(s).
(does that make it alot harder)
I've messed around with linux a few times over the last dozen or so years,
but have always gone b
Hi,
I updated to Freenet 0.7 Build #794 r9119. CPU is now at 100%
utilization.
Could be a bug. I shutdown my node for now.
Greetings,
Bouke
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I am having trouble getting Freenet 0.7 to run on my system. I am running SuSE 10.1 on a machine with an AMD Athlon 64 processor. I attempted to install the node manually since I couldn't seem to get the web-installer or self extracting JAR to work.
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Tim Hawkins wrote:
> Sorry, if my question is pretty stupid...
> I?ve just started using linux and I am not a real expert of it, but I
> manadged to install java (I used RPM so it should have installed in
> corect location) and enable it to my web browser But when I start
> freenet, I get messag
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Tim Hawkins wrote:
> But how to make "path" variable? I installed it in usr/java/
> directory... I found no instructions on where to isntall java. Should I
> reinstall it in other directory?
Here is the easiest way to solve the problem (trust me it's the easiest way). I
assume
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