The jumpshot file provided by sys-cluster/mpich is a bash file that executes a Java app. The file comes with a hardcoded reference to the location of the JVM in line 4 (of /usr/bin/jumpshot). I fixed this by setting JVM=`which java` although I guess using java-config or something may be more appropriate Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. # emerge sys-cluster/mpich 2. $ jumpshot 3. Actual Results: I get an error saying that java is not found in the specified directory Expected Results: the jumpshot application starts
sys-cluster/mpich is gone.