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Friday, June 06, 2008 --- 84 days ago http://www.jroller.com/phidias/entry/hardy_heron_eclipse_woes
| I recently upgraded my desktop and notebook computers to Ubuntu's Hardy Heron release, and was surprised to find that things that seemed to be fixed in Gutsy Gibbon were broken again in Hardy. Part of my reason for using Ubuntu is the fact that I can use the 64-bit version on both machines without having to pay an extra $200 per box. Since I'm a regular Eclipse user, the first thing I noticed was that Eclipse became really unstable despite having gotten Eclipse into a stable state under Gutsy. Here's what I've tried: I had previously used the Ubuntu's "Add/Remove" menu item to install Eclipse 3.2. This had always been the most stable install of Eclipse, despite the fact that it wasn't a recent release. I could always count on it working. This wasn't the case after the Hardy install. I tried uninstalling and re-installing it without any effect. I had downloaded and installed a copy of both Europa and Ganymede. Unlike the Eclipse 3.2 install, I manually installed these into a subdirectory of my home directory. These releases work briefly but then die unexpectedly. I noticed that while I was working within Gutsy, I had a re-create the workspace in and fiddle with memory parameters to get it to a stable point. I may try this again with Hardy and see what happens. I tried removing the workspace and recreating it. I tried deleting the project and recreating it. I adjusted the memory, permgen and garbage collection All to no avail. What's odd ... |
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