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Subject: Re: linux-jdk
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> 
> My suspicion is that something with the recent crt* handling is causing
> the JDK to keep re-opening a file recursively (failure or something).
> 

How the change in FreeBSD startup files (which are linked in statically
at the executable module creation time) can possibly affect Linux
binaries? If anything, I'd suspect recent Linuxulator changes in -STABLE.


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