In article <3510180D.9AB43E5A@internetpaper.com> alicia@internetpaper.com (Alicia da Conceicao) writes:
>
>Greetings:
>
>I will be heading down this weekend from Toronto to San Francisco to attend
>the JavaOne conference, and I am planning to bring an i386 laptop with the
>lastest JDK 1.2 betas so that I can try out all of the new Java API's that
>will be introduced there.  Currently I am running NetBSD 1.31 on it and I
>was hoping that I can run the Sun Solaris X86 port of JDK1.2(betas) on it.
>
>I have never ran Solaris X86 emulation before, although my kernel is already
>compiled with COMPAT_SVR4, so I not exactly sure which files I need to
>populate /emul/solaris.  I would be more than willing to buy a full licenced
>version of Solaris X86 if licenced files are required for the emulation under
>NetBSD, and if the Solaris X86 emulation can run the lastest JDK 1.2 betas.
>That way I won't be forced to run *YUCK* Windoze 95 for the JDK.  :-(

you are probably better off running the native port. for solaris you need
/usr/lib/*.so* /usr/openwin/lib/*.so*
you might as well copy ldd, and ls for testing. 

christos