Installing jdk on obsolete sys

Been triing to install JDK on an NT4 windows confab I get inadequate JVM exception need advice. Should I try 1) install older NT4 with exploree 4 as the browser 2)different browser 3)try loading .NET framwork and migration suite to accomodate JDK language or 4) install a Lynux system and let things flow,I do have a copy of Debian Lynux(which is just great) ,two BSD platforms,and bad ISO Slacker(total Java but incomplete library or some such thing.?????? Growing tired.

For the JDK you might get better help in the Java developer's forum -- http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=14 -- this is the Java Enterprise System which are server products like the Application Server, Messaging Server, etc.
I don't quite understand what problem you're having, though. A more concrete "I tried this and this happened" might help when you re-ask. I sure don't see how swapping browsers or installing any .NET stuff would help, and if you're going to go installing new operating systems you might as well go ahead and install Solaris 10 which has the JDK built in. (Lots of the Linux distributions are going to start doing this soon, but I don't know of any which are already there.)

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