RE: [Sablevm-user] Re: Helpplease RE: Re: [Sablevm-user]

[<hea...@vi...>]

Dear gadek:

Thank you for your help. 

We have solved the problem about "cannot create vm" by reinstall sablevm and classpath. Now we can run Java program with sablevm. 

Thanks a lot.

yours

Qian





----- Original Message -----

From:"Grzegorz B. Prokopski" <ga...@de...>

To:hea...@vi...

Subject:[Sablevm-user] Re: Helpplease RE: Re: [Sablevm-user]

Date:Mon, 29 Mar 2004 24:59:13 +0800

> W li¶cie z nie, 28-03-2004, godz. 10:14, hea...@vi... pisze: 

> > Etienne has mentioned you by "gadek", and he told us that you would be very helpful for us.

> Nice to hear that, but *please* at least Cc: the public mailing lists

> and do not send priveate-only emails.  There is nothing confidential in

> your query that would mandate it.  

> 

> > We have read "http://devel.sablevm.org/wiki/FAQ".And we have try to use strace,then: 

> > open("/usr/local/share/sablevm/sablevm-classpath/java/lang/Object.class", 0_RDONLY)=-1 EN0ENT {No such file or directory}

> > but we can find "Object.class" in this directory. We want to know what is wrong.Thanks.

> > the commands we used is below:

> 

> It's hard for me to believe that of open() can not open a file, the file

> may be existant.  Please *COPY* the above path from open() call

> "/usr/local..../Object.class", paste it after 'ls -l' and show us

> the output. [0]

> 

> Either the file is there and open() will find it or it's not there and

> then the question will be: "why?"

> 

> > $ tar -xzvf sablevm-classpath-1.1.1.tar.gz

> > $ cd sablevm-classpath-1.1.1

> > $ ./build_classpath --no-gtk /usr/local

> > $ cd ..

> > $ tar -xzvf sablevm-1.1.1.tar.gz

> > $ cd sablevm-1.1.1

> > $ ./configure --enable-debugging-features --disable-no-reorder-blocks --prefix=/usr/local

> > $ make

> > $ make install

> 

> Assuming that you did all the above as root - it should be fine.

> 

> Awaiting your answer,

> 

> 				Grzegorz B. Prokopski

> 

> [0] I see 'EN0ENT' which should rather read 'ENOENT'. Does it mean that

> you've *typed* this line *by hand*? You really should use copy&paste

> mechanism, because that is the only way to ensure that what I see is

> what you see on your computer. Else we might spend days not getting

> any nearer the solution, not seing the real problem....

> 

> -- 

> Grzegorz B. Prokopski <ga...@de...>

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