We're not running javac, but the problem that occurred with the i686 version
was a failure to connect to the java engine...so it basically never started.
I think our situation is a little different than yours. Sorry I couldn't be
of more help.
Philip
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Also -- you said that the i686 glibc gave you problems -- did java exit
with an error, or just hang indefinitely?
In either case, any strace output? If you have that I'd appreciate
having a look at it, probably off line would be best.
Thx,
-m
Philip Senechal wrote:
>
> Not sure what help I can be with this, but we're running Java on RH7 with
> the following config:
...
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