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1N/AAfter making any changes to
libproc.so, the shell scripts described
1N/Abelow can be run to verify that it does not break Java Serviceability
1N/AYou need to have jdk 1.5 installed to run this test. Set environment
1N/Avariable SA_JAVA to point to the java executable of jdk
1N/A1.5. Otherwise, the script picks-up 'java' from PATH.
1N/A"PASSED" or "FAILED" is printed in standard output.