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Hello, I'm a Linux newbie, and I have SUSE 11.1
I try to install jdk-6u25-linux-x64.bin by first changing the executable rights, then with the ./"filename" command but I receive the ...
- 05-28-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Trouble installing JDK on Suse 64bit
Hello, I'm a Linux newbie, and I have SUSE 11.1
I try to install jdk-6u25-linux-x64.bin by first changing the executable rights, then with the ./"filename" command but I receive the error "./install.sfx.#####: cannot execute binary file."
I've tried moving the file to the /bin directory, with no luck.
If I use the RPM version, it gives me the same error.
Any and all help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
- 05-28-2011 #2Linux User
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If you are using the oracle version, you need to be root to run it.
Open a terminal and navigate to the download directory for jre.
Now type su and the root passwrod, when prompted.
now type:
This will create a .rpm file.Code:sh ./jre-rest-of-name.bin
To install it type:
rpm -uvH jre-rest-of-name.rpm
The easy way to do it is use yast>software.
Type jre- in the seach window and it should find jre in the opensuse software list.
If this doesn't find it, try oracle or java runtime as filters.
If its still not found, select the repository button and then edit and add. (I think, not at a suse machine)
Choose community repo radio button and select the Packman repo.
Once added, you should now be able to find and fiinstall jjre.
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Either use yast or "zypper se java" where you'll see all that's available and you can install what you want using "zypper in java-xxxx".


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