JavaFX SDK 8 on Beagleboard (original) (raw)
Conrad Winchester conrad at chiwestern.com
Sun Dec 30 23:04:10 PST 2012
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An update for you all,
I have managed to get the JDK 8 running on a Hardkernel ODROID-U2 (http://www.hardkernel.com/renewal_2011/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G135341370451), and so the 'No such file or directory issue' seems to be very specific to the Beagleboard-Xm.
However, when I try to run JavaFX samples it crashes, because the EGL2 libraries are not installed in the Linaro Ubuntu that I have for the U2.
I am going to try to build/install the EGL libraries for the board, but am not sure how easy that will be. Can anybody advise?
Conrad Winchester
On 30 Dec 2012, at 12:18, Conrad Winchester <conrad at chiwestern.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have been experimenting with JavaFX on the Beagleboard xM for a while now. I also have a raspberry Pi, but find it's power supply instabilities and weaknesses very frustrating, and so much prefer the more stable beaglebord for tinkering. In particular I am working with Tinkerforge equipment that really makes the poor old Pi expire :-( The JDK8 JavaFX ARM Preview has just been released for the Raspberry Pi. I have it running, but , as stated above, using the raspberry pi with anything attached to the USB without a powered hub is nigh on impossible and so I would love to use it on the Beagleboard. Unfortunately it does not seem to work. In fact the Beagleboard does not even recognise any of the executables as files in the JDK8 JavaFX ARM release. If I cd /opt/jdk1.8.0/bin and do a ./java -version I get the following error message -sh: ./java: No such file or directory even though if I do an ls, I can definitely see it there. Is this a sign of things to come? Are the various linux/arm chip configurations so different that there will always be a multitude of different Java ARM installs to cater for every combination? Or is there a magic thing that I can do to solve the issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Conrad Winchester
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