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In reading a thread about a codeweaver problem they suggested a work
around for their product. It is "setarch -3 i386 (command)". I had
been unable to get any java apps to run using the ibm sdk on fc2 (fc2
would lockup, no keyboard-no mouse-no ssh or telnet, had to
powercycle). using this command allows them to run. Codeweavers
stated this: a facility had been turned on between fc2t2 and fc2t3 to
allow user processes to
allocate 4 Gig of memory (instead of the traditional 3G limit).<br>
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Gary Benson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Sessoms, Mack wrote:
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<pre wrap="">can all of the rpm's for java and tomcat be removed from FC2?
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Sure. If you uninstall redhat-java-rpm-scripts and all of its
dependencies then your system will be clear of gcj-compiled bits
of tomcat.
Gary
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