said:
>I saw that this LVM replacement had proceeded to its 4th release, so I
>decided to try it out, even though I have no current need for LVM.
How could that be? You use LVM every day you boot the machine.
>The readme tells the user how to invoke the tool. It fails, saying
>"Sorry, but Java Runtime 1.3 or greater is required."
Seems to be a documentation error to me. I recommend you contact the
author.
>OK, so my eCS 1.1 system is a bit out of date. But I do have Java 1.1.8
>and Java 1.4.2.
Are you sure you don't already have v1.3.1 installed. I suspect the
installer found your v1.1.8 via the PATH, but that's not guarantee you
don't have v1.3.1 available.
>What's involved in installing it, and making it the Java that is used
>everywhere? (I see lots of references to directory C:\JAVA11 in
>Config.Sys.)
eCSMT should be able to install it for you.
>Would this be a good excuse for downloading the eCS 1.2 refresh and
>upgrading the older PC, and would a migration install fix my current
>Java level?
Playing is always good.
>Is anyone else playing with the Harddisk Manager?
No. I'm playing with other things. The command line LVM is just fine for
my uses.
Regards,
Steven
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