Hi,
I just got a tablet PC having Windows 11 as operating system. It downloads, it installs, it works… however dead slow.
The computer is equipped with ARM64 CPU, called SQ2 (Microsoft Surface X). I got esepcially that tablet because it has mobile connection…
When looking deeper inside of the installation I find that there is a OpenJDK runtime version 17 but it is in X64 architecture.
When looking into the task manager I see that a java.exe is executed as X64 … one JAR file libs\PlatformLauncher.jdk and some parameters. The JAR should be platform independent, and when staying on the same OS I think that MS has completed the libraries for Windows 11 support into a mature state. I notice that latest openJDK is version 21, PRT uses 17
So I had the idea to download the ARM JDK and so I did … the installation of Prorealtime has a subfolder called “runtime” containing the libraries.
- copy the original “runtime” into a backup
- copy the subfolders from the JDK into the “runtime” folder of PRT thereby overwriting all files
- start the web based launcher (login, launch your workstation)
- finally the java.exe starts as ARM64 but never ends.
Is that officially or inofficially possible?
All I see in task manager is that it’s called a “conhost.exe” and “OpenJDK Platform Binary” (here Java.exe with the jar file and a long string as parameters)
There are some reasons to so, as the emulator blows up the memory consumption a lot and the SurfaceX has only 8 GB… restricts me to around 4 or 5 chart windows. Its not dead slow, however terribly battery consuming
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