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‎Mar 14, 2011
05:07 AM
How to create .vm pack.
I am trying to build a VM for the JRE version SunJRE160_24Win.
I followed the steps mentioned in the url
http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalID=Q000195 to create the VM pack.
It is not working. I tried using both Winzip and 7-zip for creating the vm.zip file without compression and then the .vm.
My question is can I use winzip or 7-zip software to create vm.zip and .vm file or shud I use somthing else? What settings should I make while making the zip files?
The issue could be in the way I am zipping the files.
I followed the steps mentioned in the url
http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalID=Q000195 to create the VM pack.
It is not working. I tried using both Winzip and 7-zip for creating the vm.zip file without compression and then the .vm.
My question is can I use winzip or 7-zip software to create vm.zip and .vm file or shud I use somthing else? What settings should I make while making the zip files?
The issue could be in the way I am zipping the files.
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‎Mar 14, 2011
10:57 AM
I successfully used WinRar or you can use zip under Linux.
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‎Mar 28, 2011
06:48 AM
Thanks for the reply.
Now am able to pack the vm. The issue was the directory structure that I used was not proper.
Here is the proper directory structure :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
-------- bin
-------- lib etc.
Previously it was :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
---------- vm
--------------- bin
--------------- lib etc.
Now am able to pack the vm. The issue was the directory structure that I used was not proper.
Here is the proper directory structure :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
-------- bin
-------- lib etc.
Previously it was :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
---------- vm
--------------- bin
--------------- lib etc.
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‎Mar 28, 2011
01:05 PM
cgouri wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Now am able to pack the vm. The issue was the directory structure that I used was not proper.
Here is the proper directory structure :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
-------- bin
-------- lib etc.
Previously it was :
.vm
-- vm.properties
-- vm.zip
---------- vm
--------------- bin
--------------- lib etc.
Yeah, unfortunately the structure is different under Windows and Unix. If I'm not mistaken, under Windows you have to zip the jre folder.
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‎Apr 18, 2011
12:08 AM
yes, you are right. on windows we have to zip.
Thanks
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