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From: Duane Winner <duanewinner@att.net>
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Subject: no longer need linux compat or linprocfs????
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Hello,

I am going through our in house procecures for installing FreeBSD and 
apps, as we are about to migrate to 5.3.

I just went through our Java chapter, and when I went to build the 
native JDK 1.4, I forgot to mount linprocfs, which I thought I always 
needed to do before; but the native JDK seemed to build successfully 
anyway. Then I went one step further and tried it again by removing 
Linux compatibility from my FreeBSD box, and native JDK still built with 
any problems!

It seems like all you have to do anymore is copy the bsd-java tarball 
and the three j2sdk tarballs to /usr/ports/distfiles and then run 
"portinstall jdk"  -- is this correct, or am I spacing out about how we 
needed set up Linux Compatibility and linprocfs in the past?

I just need some confirmation before I update our in-house documentation.

Thanks a bunch,
Duane