Threw it onto an ext2 partition on my SD card and it runs fine.
Just for a chuckle, installed my alien'd sqldeveloper package that I keep handy for Ubuntu boxes and the only dependancy (other than Java) was bash (which it *doesn't* check as a dep) so having installed bash from the repos, was able to launch sqldeveloper and connected to a remote Oracle DB.
It was like wading through treacle but still amusing to get to the point where I could select sysdate from this remote DB
Anyway - I know IcedTea is kicking about already on the repos, but it's nice to have Java 1.7 available on our wee unit.
Headed over to technet and downloaded the Linux ARM tarball from here:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/ja...s-1836413.html
Threw it onto an ext2 partition on my SD card and it runs fine.
Just for a chuckle, installed my alien'd sqldeveloper package that I keep handy for Ubuntu boxes and the only dependancy (other than Java) was bash (which it *doesn't* check as a dep) so having installed bash from the repos, was able to launch sqldeveloper and connected to a remote Oracle DB.
It was like wading through treacle but still amusing to get to the point where I could select sysdate from this remote DB
Anyway - I know IcedTea is kicking about already on the repos, but it's nice to have Java 1.7 available on our wee unit.
Happy hacking folks.