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Subject: Re: J2ME on PicoBSD
From: "Patrick Gardella" <patrick@freebsd.org>
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Alex,

At this point, no, it has not.  I think this is the first time anyone has
suggested it!  It would be fun though!
patrick

> I have been working on a Java environment for Pico with Kaffe. It
> turned  out to be too big for a floppy, had to etherboot and then the
> system ran  out of swap space (Kernel~10M RAM~20M). Then tried using
> Wabba, but it  has its own set of classes that demand a particular
> import, so no good.  I was wondering if anyone knows if J2ME has
> already been ported to  FreeBSD, for the KVM seems to be quite small,
> either that or another JVM  I could work with.
>
> Txs
>
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