ATI RS690m X1200 proprietary driver installation

Question

How InputStream, HashMap and ArrayList are internally implemented inside java? Actually this question was asked to one of my friend in n interview.

Solution

The file that you downloaded is ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run. It is an executable file.

• Right click on the file, Properties, Permissions tab, check "Allow to run this file as a program".
• Then in a terminal, move to your download folder, probably by typing cd ~/Downloads/.
• In the same terminal window, launch sudo ./ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run.
• Follow the installation wizard.

Comments

[Admin]

Could you please edit your question to give a link to the download and a link to the installation instructions that you followed?

[Denys Séguret]

It's opensource you know ? grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/root/jdk/open‌​jdk/…

[Gradient]

@ Agmenor, I followed also the steps mentionned in your answer (given also in the instruction PDF doc on ATI webpage)...the same message occures...thanks again for your help...

[Agmenor]

I am sorry but I personally don't know the answer. I hope that somebody else on this site does… Try looking for support directly from ATI if this question doesn't get answered. If they help you, please do not forget to post what helped you as an answer to your own question.

[Maverick]

thanks...but can u give me light idea about the same i.e datastructures and implementations

[Tomasz Nurkiewicz]

@Maverick: ArrayList wraps an array, HashMap is based on hashtable. For more, see sources.

[Sergii Zagriichuk]

Related to collections, I agree with you, about Input or other IO related implementation I think main point of question was diff between byte by byte reading to byte array reading, like IO vs NIO