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I have had these problems too with SuSE 7.1 Professional. Here is what I did to fix the problem. In Xwindows, I opened a terminal, and typed: xhost + I then su'd to root: su - I then set my display: export DISPLAY=:0 I then ran the installer: sh ./LimeWireLinux.bin And the GUI appeared and I was running. |
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LimeWire install for Linux 7.2 LimeWire Install for Linux 7.2 First you will need to uninstall Kaffe if it is installed on your system. do this as root also you will need to install an JRE you can find this at www.java.sun.com or www.download.com rpm -e kaffe this will remove kaffe Next as root (in roots home directory) typels -a this will list all files. use your favorite text editer and edit the file .bash_profile by editing the line that looks like this PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin you want it to look like this PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:/usr/java/j2re<your version>/bin Now run the LimeWire installer sh ./LimeWirelinux.bin and it should be installing in no time. Hope this helps |
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This is getting insane. New unregistered, similiar problem; here's the deal. Fixed the whole kaffe problem, upgraded to Java 2 SDK, 1.4.0, $PATH is working fine and all. Edited line 3 of LimeWireLinux.bin to correct path, and still got this error when I typed ./LimeWireLinux.bin: Preparing to Install... Extracting the resources etc. etc. Ready to Install... ./LimeWireLinux.bin: /bin/java: No such file or directory. OK, easy enough to fix, just made a simlink to /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0/bin/java in /bin. Then the same thing happened, only this time the error pointed to /usr/bin/java. When I repeated the fix (i.e. makign a simlink from the error directory to the working java directory) I recieved the "Exception in thread "main" etc. etc. " that has caused so many headaches thus far. I'm pretty new with Linux but have done pretty well so far. However try as I might I cannot seem to lick this problem. Any input would be vastly apreciated. |
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