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> So I guess you'll have to install either Sun's or
> IBM's version under the Linux emulation and apply
> the required patches (read archives).
> Then you can download & install either Linux or
> Solaris version of JBulder.

Solaris? 
Does this work because it is a pure JAVA application,
or does FreeBSD have some sort of Solaris ABI support?

Regards,
Marc


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