A solution for JDK dependency detection failure in ubuntu

A solution for JDK dependency detection failure installation in ubuntu-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. For details, refer to the following section. Ubuntu version 7.04
Jdk version 1.6u2

Dependency detection failed during installation
The following message is displayed:
Inflating: jdk-6u2-linux-i586.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-common-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-core-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-client-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-demo-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-docs-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Inflating: sun-javadb-javadoc-10.2.2-0.1.i386.rpm
Error: dependency detection failed:
/Bin/basename is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/cat is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/cp is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/gawk required by jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/grep is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/ln required by jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/ls is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/mkdir required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/mv required by jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/pwd is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/rm required by jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/sed is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/sort is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/touch is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/cut is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/dirname is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/expr is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/find is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/tail is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/tr is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Usr/bin/wc is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
/Bin/sh is required by the jdk-1.6.0_02-fcs.i586
Installing JavaDB
Error: dependency detection failed:
/Bin/sh is required by the sun-javadb-core-10.2.2-0.1.i386

Here, I have searched several times and found that my ubuntu does not have some commands in the above list in the bin directory. Later I checked the PATH at the prompt of my classmate zerray, and all the paths in the above list are available. But it still cannot solve the problem. So I had to find another path.

It is easy to use apt directly, but at least I did not use u2 during installation. Then I used the new software package to install java-doc. No way. Uninstall all jdk.

Then return to sun's jdk download page. There are two linux options: * rpm. bin is directly. bin. The last download was rpm. bin, this time directly download the jdk-6u2-linux-i586.bin file, after installation, everything is normal!

However, the installation process is actually decompression. Then you can move the directory to your favorite location.

Register jdk. Update-alternatives is used to register your java path, and then update-alternatives is used to select the java you just installed. This part is not described in detail on the network.

Back to java-version, you can view the version. Everything works.