The most significant difference between your startup and mine is the
presence in your classpath of what looks to be language specific jar
files such locale/boot_ja.jar. The jar files in locale don't appear
on
my system hence they do not appear on my classpath. I can't imagine
they would be part of the problem. However, a quick test might be
interesting. Move your locale folder to /tmp ( sudo mv "/
Applications/
NetBeans/NetBeans 6.1.app/Contents/Resources/NetBeans/platform8/lib/
locale" /tmp/locale) to temporarily get them out of the way. Then
try
and restart NetBeans. Hopefully these jar files no longer appear in
your classpath. After the test, you can move the folder back with
sudo mv /tmp/locale "/Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans 6.1.app/
Contents/
Resources/NetBeans/platform8/lib/locale".
Other than a few glassfish differences in my environment, the startup
is almost identical.
Bob Potterveld
Bob,
Tried your experiment. The jar files are, in fact, no longer in the
classpath but there's no visible change in the crash behavior (still
crashes
with log that, as Greg Guerin pointed out, represents a 64-bit mode
crash).
For what it's worth here's the jvmstartupinfo.text contents:
Quick sanity check - have you done the following:
1) Installed the final GM build of Update 2 from: http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/javaformacosx105update2.html
2) Logged into a clean new user account to reproduce this issue.
3) Failing that, reproduced it on a clean install of the OS (using
another boot disk or partition)?
Curious,
Mike Swingler
Java Runtime Engineer
Apple Inc.
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