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1 year ago
mreynolds@onosendai:~$ dpkg -S /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
sun-java6-bin: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
mreynolds@onosendai:~$ apt-cache showpkg sun-java6-bin
Package: sun-java6-bin
Versions:
6-03-0ubuntu2 (/var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_gutsy_multiverse_binary-i386_Packages) (/var/lib/dpkg/status)
Description Language:
File: /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_gutsy_multiverse_binary-i386_Packages
MD5: 026bcd0fe69901775823d7dfb9da4a5a
Reverse Depends:
turkey,sun-java6-bin
sun-java6-plugin,sun-java6-bin 6-03-0ubuntu2
sun-java6-jre,sun-java6-bin
sun-java6-jre,sun-java6-bin 6-03-0ubuntu2
Dependencies:
6-03-0ubuntu2 - sun-java6-jre (5 6-03-0ubuntu2) unixodbc (0 (null)) libc6 (0 (null)) debconf (18 0.5) debconf-2.0 (0 (null)) libstdc++5 (0 (null)) binfmt-support (0 (null)) libasound2 (0 (null)) libgcc1 (0 (null)) libx11-6 (0 (null)) libxext6 (0 (null)) libxi6 (0 (null)) libxp6 (0 (null)) libxtst6 (0 (null)) libnss-mdns (0 (null)) binfmt-support (3 1.1.2)
Provides:
6-03-0ubuntu2 -
Reverse Provides:
1 year ago
I'll add Multiverse and try that tonight.
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1 year ago
Did you consider putting the bootloader and kernel in a separate FAT16 partition and just having the rest of the system on a normal ext3 partition? That way, you can mount the FAT16 partition at /boot and allow kernel upgrades to be done as normal.
Your approach makes me nervous because the filesystem contents are going to change dramatically at some point in the boot process. I guess it's not a major problem in practice -- filesystems get mounted pretty early on during boot -- but it's just another thing you have to be weary of when installing/configuring software.
1 year ago
The problem is I only know very litte about syslinux and kernel building. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to get it right without following the instructions I had which did it this way. I didn't want to spend hours more trying to figure out that one bit.
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1 year ago
Java is a pain but I believe I've used these instructions before (on a desktop install):
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=76702
1 year ago