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![]() I have a question which I hope someone will be able to answer. I've been using Windows/Kazaa forever, but I decided to give linux a try yesterday, and I love it. I've downloaded limewire but I can't seem to figure out how to install it! Reading through some previous posts, I downloaded the Java stuff, and installed it to: /usr/java/j2re1.4.1_01 I've used Nautalis to give execute permissions to LimeWireLinux.bin, but when I run the file and select "Run in Terminal", a white screen pops up for about 1 second and goes away. Any ideas what this is? Like I said above -- I've been using linux for about 2 hours now maybe, and I'm totally new. I'm running Mandrake. Although I am a fast learner, I've never edited any scritps or anything like that, and I'm still getting used to this /root /lib /user stuff... =) Any tips? Thanks. |
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![]() Heres what I get when I type that command: --- [Derrick@dhcp-201-8 Derrick]$ java -version bash: java: command not found [Derrick@dhcp-201-8 Derrick]$ --- The exact error I get when I try to run installer file is: --- Preparing to install... Extracting the installation resources from the installer archive... Configuring the installer for this system's environment... No Java virtual machine could be found from your PATH environment variable. You must install a VM prior to running this program. -- Any Clues? Thanks |
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![]() how do I edit bashrc or profile in /etc to set the java path? i tried copying "PATH=$PATH:/usr/java/j2re1.4.1_01/bin export PATH" directly into the bottom of the profile file but this didn't work. |
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![]() You logged out and back in so it would refresh? Or you can source the file with this at a prompt to force an update: . /etc/profile -or- source /etc/profile -or- . ~/.bashrc -or- source ~/.bashrc Then type "echo $PATH" to verify the directory is in your path. Then type "java -version" or "which java" to verify the correct one is running. |
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