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Hello All,
Well, I have installed Netscape 7.1 and Java 2 1.4.2, I linked the plugin in Netscape, I look at the About Plugins within Netscape and it says:
Java(TM) Plug-in 1.4.2_01-b06
Well, when I run it from the command line I get:
INTERNAL ERROR on Browser End: Exec of "java_vm" failed: 2
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System error?:: No such file or directory
Gdk-ERROR **: Fatal IO error 9 (Bad file descriptor) on X server :0.0.
INTERNAL ERROR on Browser End: Could not read ack from child process
System error?:: No such file or directory
try creating a link to the java plugin inside your mozilla browser's plugins folder and run mozilla. see if mozilla crashes. if it doesn't, it looks like netscape 7.1 could be glitched.
Restart netscape and go to 'Help -> About Plug-Ins' and you should see it listed. Then go to any Java web page and it should work.
If 'j2re1.4.2_03' isn't your java version, just replace it with the correct one. The easiest thing to do is after typing 'ln -s /usr/java/' just type 'j' and press tab. It should auto-fill the correct dir name in.
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