If I remove ~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.7.0_155965261/plugins/gnu.io.rxtx.linux.x86_64_2.1.7.3_v20071015/os/linux/x86_64/*.so and symlink the packaged libraries from /usr/lib/jni/librxtx*.so (Ubuntu package librxtx-java), it works. A version mismatch warning will be printed out, but no error and no crash happens.
Removing the "RXTX end-user runtime" plugin in Eclipse does not help, because "Target Management Terminal" depends on it for serial connections. The plugin was created to remedy https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=175336 - but this does not account for situations where the rxtx libraries are installed in the system JNI library directory. Someone should open a new bug report on the Eclipse bug tracker to request a fix for this.
The crash is coming from a broken rxtx library installed from http:// rxtx.qbang. org/eclipse/.
If I remove ~/.eclipse/ org.eclipse. platform_ 3.7.0_155965261 /plugins/ gnu.io. rxtx.linux. x86_64_ 2.1.7.3_ v20071015/ os/linux/ x86_64/ *.so and symlink the packaged libraries from /usr/lib/ jni/librxtx* .so (Ubuntu package librxtx-java), it works. A version mismatch warning will be printed out, but no error and no crash happens.
Removing the "RXTX end-user runtime" plugin in Eclipse does not help, because "Target Management Terminal" depends on it for serial connections. The plugin was created to remedy https:/ /bugs.eclipse. org/bugs/ show_bug. cgi?id= 175336 - but this does not account for situations where the rxtx libraries are installed in the system JNI library directory. Someone should open a new bug report on the Eclipse bug tracker to request a fix for this.