Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck getting Wireless Toolkit running on x64? I have just installed Ubuntu 7.04 x64 and am getting
sublime.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32
which I assume is to do with not having 64 bit libraries. I am a little new to all of this, is it possible to get it to run?
Cheers!
Hi,
I'm running (K)ubuntu 7.04 x86_64 too and managed to get the new WTK 2.5.1 to run.
Firstly you need to install the 32bit compatibility libs, ia32-libs, from the package manager.
Unfortunately the WTK will only work with the 32bit JVM so you will have to install this separately, probably best to install it into a local user directory rather than as the system wide JVM.
You can then install the WTK and point it to the path of the 32bit JVM rather than the 64bit system JVM and it should all work fine.
If you use Netbeans you should be able to run it under the 64bit JVM but get it develop and debug J2ME apps using the new WTK on the 32bit JVM.
Hope that helps,
Mandeep
Hi there, just in case you haven't nailed this one down yet:
apt-get install ia32-sun-java6-bin ; run update-alternatives --config java and
choose that one too (the recently installed ia32- ), then go install the WTK, when asked for a 'java interpreter' choose '1' (Specify a path to a Java interpreter directory) and point it to /usr/bin. that would be all, you will be able to run ktoolbar & friends.. what i have yet to find out is how to make the 'build' action work, 'Run' works tho.
Best regards and sorry for my weird english.
Reynaldo
