Besides you'll have to jump through these hoops if you want the flash plugin
as well. Adobe seems to think there isn't any demand for a 64bit Linux
plugin.
Strange considering pretty much every computer you can get your hands on
these days will do 64bit. Make sure to file a bug or send an email asking
for the 64bit version of their plugins so they know the demand is there.
On 7/3/06, Nigel Wade <nmw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Lunt, Nick wrote:
> Folks,
>
> has anyone managed to get the jre working for firefox on a 64bit AMD box
?
>
There is no 64bit plugin for Java. Sun don't recognize that the world is
moving
to 64bit computing, at least not on Linux.
You will need to install a 32bit version of the browser, and the 32bit
JVM+plugin. This means that you also have to have the 32bit runtime
support
libraries installed.
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