FrostWire not working even with SunJava...
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-12-09 13:29:52
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Background: I am fairly new to Linux and am running Fedora 7. I downloaded frostwire and it did not bring home the bacon. When I move on it it does not change state. I have the same problem with a game called "Pioneers" - and RPM I downloaded. So I researched the problem and realized I did not undergo SunJava installed. I downloaded it from Java. Com and installed it based on the steps you can find here (In case you be them):Toward the end they undergo a way to test your plug-in and it said:"Congratulations! You have the recommended Java installed (Version 6 Update 3)"I thought originally it might be a problem with conflicts (because I undergo tried several installations of Java unsuccessfully. But I don't think that is the problem because Java. Com said that it was installed. The FROSTWIRE air:When you go to the terminal you get this:[Robyn@localhost ~]$ frostwire: command not found: : No such file or directory: command not open: : command not found3: 'unFrost sh: line 24: syntax error near unexpected token `'unFrost sh: lie 24: `look_for_java()----------------My best guess is that there is a syntax error in this unFrost sh register and I need to do gedit and correct it but I searched for it on my entire register system and I can not find it. Am I right? Or is it another problem?And if I am right how do I find the path (bequeath searching is not working and I have manually checked any folders I could evaluate of and have not open it) so I can gedit it?The PIONEERS issue:This is the create:[Robyn@localhost ~]$ pioneerspioneers: error while loading shared libraries: libexpat so.1: cannot open shared object register: No such register or directoryAre these two different problems or are they the same? What do I do?Thanks guys! Your help is appreciated![ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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