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I have googled all the obvious strings, searched through FAQs but cannot find a canonical list of command line options for eclipse.
I have installed eclipse on an NFS mounted directory and upon upgrading to helios immediately began having errors with lock files.
The NFS export options are (rw,insecure,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check,async) I can't process locks in the workspace (an NFS dir) nor in eclipse/configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/.manager/
Upon starting eclipse, eclipse posts a dialog
Locking is not possible in the directory "(NFS path)/eclipse/configuration/org.eclipse.osgi". A common reason is that the file system or Runtime Environment does not support file locking for that location. Please choose a different location, or disable file locking passing "-Dosgi.locking=none" as a VM argument.
Starting eclipse directly with the arg -Dosgi.locking=none
still belches same error. Since it's a VM arg, I cannot figure out how/where to specify an alternate lock dir or none; as stated, I can't even find a canonical list of all eclipse args.
Thanks, bsd
64bit Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS AMD Phenom II X4 940 (Black) 8GB DDR2 4x2GB unganged ASUS M4A785-M
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To specify command line arguments in eclipse, go to Run -> Run… Make sure you are running the correct project for which you want to specify command line arguments for, and then select the arguments tab. Now enter the arguments you want, separated by spaces.
A fully working command-line Terminal inside Eclipse. Just press Ctrl+Alt+T to open a local command prompt (Terminal).
Try the Eclipse runtime options page on the Eclipse site:
If at all possible, arrange that both your Eclipse installation and your Eclipse workspaces are on a local disc drive. You will notice the difference in performance versus NFS.
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