DanR20

Hi blackwingcat, another new problem is that Oracle is no longer updating Java 6. I reinstalled Java 7 and while the present applets in the cache still work fine it's impossible to run new ones because they did away with low setting in the Security tab. That forces the Security permission box dialog to show every time. The problem is it's crashing and it won't permit the applet to run. Tested in XP and it's ok. Hopefully it can be fixed.

Is anyone else having a problem with the latest Firefox 24 nightly? It won't download anything anymore but it does work in XP. I'm still on ExKernal v2.2n9 so maybe blackwingcat's latest version fixes it? Everything else is going good so that's why I tend not to upgrade. Edit: after more testing it will download if you go to the Tools/Download box and retry. It just won't do it automatically anymore as it does in XP. It seems to be a change they made in the last few days that's affecting W2k.

Java 7.7 working just fine here so far using Kernel 17N. It's possible there's some sites not doing well. Haven't installed the 2.2e kernel yet, will probably do that tomorrow. Here's two sites to test: http://www.bodo.com/javame.htm http://www.javatester.org/version.html

Thanks, unfortunately have to use Java every now and then so if it doesn't work good under the latest kernel I can always regress back to 17n. After installing 2.2 there was an extra service running in Task Manager but couldn't figure out what it was. Finally nailed it down to Cryptographic Services? After reverting to 17n it was manually deleted from the Registry since it couldn't be stopped, only disabled. The uninstaller doesn't remove it apparently.

Hi blackwingcat, the latest kernel 2.2d breaks Java 7.7 on Firefox nightly as the browser just crashes. So far I haven't tried the Java 6 version with 2.2d but since kernel 17n and Java 7.7 get along good together I've reinstalled kernel 17n for now. Edit: the minimum requirements for kernel 2.2d were installed, including the IE6 update and Root. Except for Java everything seemed to work alright.