Re: How do you install Backdown's JVM on iPaq?

On Fri, Jul 20, 2001 at 10:22:38AM +0200, Holger Schurig wrote:
> I like package-build distros (like a familiar) much more then
> monolythically ones. And so I went away from both mLinux (www.lisa.de)
> and PocketLinux to Familiar. That was the point where I asked how to
> make my own ipkg file, because I now want to bundle Kaffe and Klasses
> and CLASSPATH= and maybe even binfmt_misc into something sensible).

When running on the ipaq, pocketlinux installs as part of familiar.
There are no docs yet but the ipkgs for kaffe etc are at
http://www.pocketlinux.com/ftp/dists/testing/ipkg-arm/
(also accessible via ftp and mirrored on transvirtual.com).
You can add pocketlinux as a source in your /etc/ipkg.conf.

(PS you will a lot of available flash for 'task-pocketlinux'
because it install all kinds of sample media. If you just
want a JVM that just install the kaffe pkg.)

sam

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