The normal openjdk-17 package from the official repositories lack some features. Some glibc dependent java programs can also fail to run. glibc-runner however can make the normal jdks built for aarch64 linux work wonderfully, it also seems to work fine on any other openjdk version.
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I could get the jvm running by simply running grun -c -f on the java binary while inside the java libs folder. It seems to work fine after that. Albeit I did have some issues that have since been fixed now.
Doesn't seem to work with the openjdk-17 package in the official termux repo. Only ones built for aarch64 linux.
Why is it worth to add this package?
The normal openjdk-17 package from the official repositories lack some features. Some glibc dependent java programs can also fail to run. glibc-runner however can make the normal jdks built for aarch64 linux work wonderfully, it also seems to work fine on any other openjdk version.
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https://openjdk.org/
Source code URL
https://jdk.java.net/archive/
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Additional information
I could get the jvm running by simply running
grun -c -fon the java binary while inside the java libs folder. It seems to work fine after that. Albeit I did have some issues that have since been fixed now.Doesn't seem to work with the openjdk-17 package in the official termux repo. Only ones built for aarch64 linux.