[news.eclipse.tools.pdt] Re: Biggest Eclipse bug ever about Java?

[Nick Boldt <codeslave@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Is it possible that your hard drive is cacked? Or maybe your RAM? I've 
been using Eclipse for 4 years and have never seen this, either on XP or 
ubuntu.

Apologies if you already spelled this out earlier in the thread, but 
what are your Eclipse memory settings (commandline or via eclipse.ini)? 
I run with 2G of RAM, and Eclipse set like this:

/home/nickb/eclipse/eclipse34 -showLocation -vm 
/opt/sun-java2-6.0/bin/java -data /home/nickb/eclipse/workspace2 -clean 
-vmargs -Xms128M -Xmx256M -XX:PermSize=128M -XX:MaxPermSize=256M

On another 2G RAM machine, I have just these two

... -vm /opt/sun-java2-6.0/bin/java -clean

and while it's a little slower, it still works fine. I use DSDP's Target 
Management - Remote System Explorer for ftp support. 
(http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm/)

You could try starting up with "-consolelog -clean -debug -console 
-noexit" to be able to interact with the osgi console and see if that 
reveals any problems.

Nick


Mr. Hama wrote:
> After I'm using EC 3.3.0 this bug is starting again... and still don't 
> change the file size to smaller.
>
> Good all for 1-3 times AFTER don't change file size to smaller again...
>
> So = this bug still extist after full XP SP3 install + full clean 
> Eclipse install + full JRE install ...
>
> I have clean, legal, fully reinstalled Widows XP SP3 PC and still this 
> bug... (With SP2 100% same)
>
> How can use other developers Eclipse with this fatal bug?
>
> I use Eclipse for editing PHP + eclipse-FTP-WebDAV for FTP support...
> But without eclipse-FTP-WebDAV have this bug, the pure Eclipse do same bug.
>
> I tested with test-framework and no error found.
>
> I do:
>
> 1. format HDD
> 2. install Windows XP
> 3. install JRE what versions needed
> 4. download eclipse from www.eclipse.org, extract, run
> 5. this bug found
>
> PC: Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB ram, Asus motherboard
>
> ALL PROGRAMS WORK CORRECTLY expect ECLIPSE!