February 27, 201412 yr Arch Linux comes with the open source OpenJDK. I would like to share an excellent site for those who have issues with the Arch JVM implementation (I had issues with openHAB) and have to use Oracle's proprietary version of Java instead: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/java Rather than installing the Oracle JDK in parallel with openJDK, I decided to remove openJDK and installed jdk7 instead. Here is the AUR site with the package that you need: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/jdk/ and here are that steps for installing it: 1.) install the base-devel package (sudo pacman -S base-devel) 2.) Download the tarball (upper right corner) and move it into your home directory 3.) Untar the package, change into the directory and run a "makepkg": tar -xvzf /<path>/example.tar.gz cd example makepkg 4.) The package that has been produced has to be installed via pacman: sudo pacman -U example.pkg.tar That's all.
February 27, 201412 yr I have compiled this for my repo but just not got round to adding it yet! I'd advise against installing base-devel unless you have too in a VM like this. Up to you of course... Nice action figuring this out. Don't be tempted to try out packer which does this for you will you? Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
February 27, 201412 yr Author openHAB is one of my killer apps so I had to do it. This is by no means anything against your excellent VM. I just enjoy learning; still a way to go
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