![]() ![]() I checked in the registry and there is, suspiciously, a reference to Java 8 update 241 in the Programs tree under the Install tree. Tried both ways of installing the JDK again and they still fail the same way. Retried the 32 bit Java 8 Update 241 and it again crashed on error 1638. Now the Java 8 Update 241 no longer shows up on the Progams and Features list. It seemed to do a bunch of work and claimed to uninstall it and delete useless registry entries. So then I tried the iobit uninstaller to uninstall the old version. (sorry, can no longer remember the order in which that piece showed up.) At some point in there it got through to the "remove old version" procedure which it went through and then announced the number of old versions removed was "0" and that the old versions remaining consisted of Java 8 Update 241. Tried again and it stopped on error 1638 that indicates that there is already a version installed and it can't install over it. ![]() I tried to install but it failed because the install folder already existed. The idea is to install it and then uninstall it to get rid of the old version. So based upon another thread here on superuser, I went to the java archive site and downloaded the jre-8u241-windows-i586.exe file which is the same release. The Java program folder is in the program files (x86) folder indicating that this is a 32 bit installation. The uninstall failed because it could not find the. I noticed that there is an old Java 8 Update 241 installed and I thought that could be the problem, so I tried uninstalling that. ![]() When I try with the "exe" version, it gives no message but just seems to quit on it's own. The wizard was interrupted before Java(TM) Se development kit 20.0.1 (64-bit) could be completely installed." Special case infinite loops with unmerged backedges in IdealLoopTree::check_safeptsĬ2: Arraycopy intrinsic throws incorrect exceptionĬ2: I try to install with the MSI, it fails almost immediately with the message "installation failed. Use-def assert: special case undetected loops nested in infinite loops SIGSEGV in Librar圜allKit::inline_string_copy due to constant NULL src argumentĬ2: Div/Mod nodes without zero check could be split through iv phi of loop resulting in SIGFPEĬ2: PhaseCFG::convert_NeverBranch_to_Goto must handle both orders of successors Insufficient error handling when CodeBuffer is exhausted Use-after-free related to GraphKit::clone_mapĬ2: CmpU::Value must filter overflow computation against local sub computationĬ2: "Bad graph detected in build_loop_late" after a CMove is wrongly split thru phi The "ZonedDateTime.parse" may not accept the "UTC+XX" zone idĬorrupted heap dumps due to missing retries for os::write()ĪrrayFill with store on backedge needs to reduce length by 1Ĭ2 Intrinsification of Float.floatToFloat16 and Float.float16ToFloat Yields Different Result than the Interpreter calculation bug in until and between methods Javax/swing/JFileChooser/4847375/bug4847375.java fails with AssertionError ![]() UpdateIconImages may lead to deadlock after JDK-8276849 On the latest macOS+XCode the Robot API may report wrong colors The remedy for the user is to install the latest JDK 11. In that case, 8u381 will replace the older 11.0.17 as the latest. The side effect will only happen when you install a lower JDK family with the fix, such as 8u381, and there is an out-of-date JDK from a higher family, such as 11.0.17, installed on the system. Il Java Development Kit (JDK) un ambiente di sviluppo software utilizzato per lo sviluppo di applicazioni e applet Java. For example, if there is an out-of-date JDK RPM from an 11+ release, say 11.0.17, with an incorrectly constructed single "java" group installed and 8u381 RPM with this patch is installed, it will remove an entry from the "java" group belonging to the 11.0.17 RPM and thus will switch the current system Java from 11.0.17 to 8u381. Commands from a removed "java" or "javac" group are now unavailable for system Java switch, which potentially changes the current system Java without a warning. The removal has a potential side effect for users who have installed multiple JDK versions that are not updated to the latest release. The JDK RPM installer will remove incorrectly constructed entries of "java" and "javac" groups registered by older Oracle JDK RPM installers from the alternatives before registering new "java" and "javac" entries.Īn incorrectly constructed entry of the "java" group contains commands that are supposed to belong to the "javac" group.Īn incorrectly constructed entry of the "javac" group contains commands that are supposed to belong to the "java" group.Īll incorrectly constructed entries belonging to Oracle JDK RPM packages will be removed from the alternatives to avoid corruption of the alternatives internal data. Install/install ➜ Installation of JDK RPM Corrupts Alternatives ![]()
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