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as recommended, I just finished downloading all the jdk15 files, and 
began buiding jdk15, for my machine, which is a dual opteron.  I do NOT 
want to have a i386 compiler on this machine , as I said in earlier 
mails, so that the jdk15 seemed to be my only choice.

Well, imagine my surprise to find out that the jdk15 port depends on 
having a jdk14 port installed?  I can't have the jdk14, that has been 
discussed here, so how can I build a jdk15?

Is there any workaround, or could anybody else legally help me out?