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I guess this is the place ;)
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Welcome to JL, and maybe you could enlighten us on what programming language you are working with?
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There should be a GUI somewhere in Fedora to help you set up partitions and format them.
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What is the output of the command "echo $PATH"
You probably don't have Java in your PATH environment variable. As for jdk/jre, I believe you need jdk for the appletviewer.
As always; Follow...
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Just take a look at the user base for Windows vs Linux. Simple math really, if you want to make money from your games.
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And what is that one problem?
Making a partition for your secondary OS (Linux), or something else?
Which version of Linux are you trying to install, and what are your hardware specifications?
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FIXMBR from your windows CD repair option should do the trick.
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Some info about which Windows version would help a lot here...
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Remember to move into the directory where you extracted the tarball before issuing the ./configure command.
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Hmmm, just another way of harvesting mail addresses?
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Try following the install instructions (the link you posted earlier), and download and use the *.bz2 file instead.
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Yes, you will also need JRE (Java Runtime Environment). Install JRE before SWT.
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Have a look at their FAQ first: How do I run Azureus on Linux?
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Have you even tried searching the various forums here yet?
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Googling for "cannot restore segment prot after reloc" and FC4 will give you plenty of hits - some of which look promising.
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Does your server allow root login at all via ssh (or, god forbid, telnet)?
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I've had the same issue on a real old box ..... guessing that the BIOS don't understand the "poweroff" signal?
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Have a look in your /tmp folder before rebooting.
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Godt Nyttår, from Norway! :D
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Please refrain from crossposting, and Google a bit before posting 8 different questions in the same thread.
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Yes of course. NTFS is even less known territory for Linux' fsck programs :p
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AFAIK, fsck should not be run on FAT partitions. Have a look in your /etc/fstab file and make sure the appropriate lines there ends with a '0 0'.
From 'man fsck': "fsck is used to check and...
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