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Old 07-19-2003, 01:08 PM   #1
centosfan
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Java sdk and kylix


When i was download sdk(42 mb)it just dont wanna start.I always get message "bad intrepreter,bin/sh".When i was read manual for kylix 3,there was written,"if you installing java you maybe should make file executable with command chmod +x.I was try,and well well its working!But,when i was install java in directory data/java/,nothing was started.I mean,it should run java when you type command "java".I was notice message in readme which i say i need to make a path to java in file .bashprofile.But i dont have that file.Anyway,how make path?Not just to java directory,any directory?And is it enough restart computer for working java?Beacuse in my experince some programs are start working only after restarting.Also i was download kylix2 (92 mb)plus registration mail.What need to do?When i type startdelphi i get this message:LC_ALL is set to POSIX. Can't start Kylix.Probaly need to register kylix with that mail attachmenat,but how?
 
Old 07-20-2003, 08:21 AM   #2
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Old 07-23-2003, 07:19 AM   #3
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when you run a terminal in linux, it usually starts out in you home directory. you wouldn't be able to see the .bash_profile file since it is hidden. ( if you didn't know already, files that start with a . ( dot ) are normally hidden )
to see if you actually have the file, try typing "ls -al" this will display all the files and dirs.

to make the path, try editing your .bash_profile or .bashrc either will do. if they are not there, create them. no harm in trying.
try placing

PATH=$PATH:/this/is/your/java/directory

this will add your java directory to the existing path.
to try if this works, try typing
#echo $PATH

hope this helps.
 
  


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