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OK, there must be a DRM-related compromise somewhere in here. Does this mean that the HDMI connector will not and cannot initiate HDCP with this driver? I would consider that fair...
But anyway, thanks AMD!
Phoronix: AMD Releases Open-Source UVD Video Support
Within the next few hours AMD will be publishing open-source driver code that exposes their Unified Video Decoder (UVD) engine on modern Radeon HD graphics cards. This will finally allow open-source graphics drivers to take advantage of hardware-accelerated video decoding. Read more details in this Phoronix exclusive.
OK, there must be a DRM-related compromise somewhere in here. Does this mean that the HDMI connector will not and cannot initiate HDCP with this driver? I would consider that fair...
But anyway, thanks AMD!
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Great news, but no RS880 [Radeon HD 4200] support ? I can live without video acceleration because most processors can handle video decoding these days, but I cannot live without proper power management and OpenCL support. I don't even care about 3D games, but please AMD consider OpenCL... because even though your processors are not the best nowadays your graphics cards are way better than those from Nvidia for GPGPU. I would really love to buy a 7990 if it had proper OpenCL support.
I am an nvidia user, but I can only say, good job amd , this is a great news for the opensource world
This should read "AMD Releases UVD Support For (Partially) Open Source Driver" instead, since likely 90% (the exciting part; if it's anything like on NV) of the UVD code is pre-compiled in the blob firmware ...
(the percentage may be open for debate)
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Welcome Fatima, a grate article to start on
This is great news!
I wonder if there's any chance of their binary blob also coming to support VDPAU?
Can't wait for benchmarks (hopefully accompanied by some objective looks at playback quality, IE tearing issues, etc.). This could actually make it worth using the open source driver instead of the proprietary one if it works well enough...
In fact, it would make AMD worth serious consideration for Linux HTPCs if it works well...
I have a radeon HD 6000 series and it runs everything I throw to it I use the closed source driver but this news is definitely good. Having a nice out of the box experience without installing the proprietary driver is nice when you are on a hurry. This is especially true when you are running videos directly from the web browser.
I would like then to make a product line similar to that of nvidia tegra based or arm devices.

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Last week at the Chicago Flourish conference, well known Linux game porter/developer Ryan "Icculus" Gordon shared some of his recommended open-source tools and libraries for Linux game development...
Googling a third of those libs shows this article as the only related result :P
If you don't know anything about a tool, you shouldn't recommend it.Blender - "I dont know anything about Blender." Ryan doesn't have experience with Blender but just had to recommended it as an open-source alternative to Maya.
Interesting that Darkplaces is not mentioned, when it is hosted on his website and is one of the most popular with Indie developers, alongside OGRE obviously.
Probably just an oversight on his part I am guessing.
I don't think so :PValgrind - "Improve your life tonight!"
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Gentoo bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398447
Upstream bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=273475
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A construction worker died in a machinery accident at the Zoo Interchange project near Interstate 94 and 91st Street at about 7:41 a.m. Feb. 28, the Milwaukee County sheriff's office reported.
The construction worker, 33-year-old Ryan C. Calkins of Brookfield, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the sheriff's office.
The incident is being investigated by the criminal investigation division of the sheriff's office, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and the Milwaukee County district attorney's office.
According to Chris Zortman, OSHA's Milwaukee-area director, Calkins "came into contact" with a drill rig while he was installing tiebacks on a retaining wall.
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The event will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Brookfield Central High School, 16900 W. Gebhardt Road.
The program will be divided into three sections. Parents attending the discussion will:
·Learn about the social media kids are using, the pros and cons of each, and how parents can monitor their use — held from 6:30 p.m. to 7:10 p.m.» Read Full Article
Elm Grove earns Storm Ready certification
If a resident of Elm Grove asked the National Weather Service, they might be convinced that they are more safe from severe weather than residents of other communities.
On Monday night, the Elm Grove Board of Trustees was commended by the National Weather Service and forecasters James Wood and Bob McMahon for completing the StormReady program.
StormReady is a nationwide program that measures a community's preparedness for all types of severe weather. The program pushes communities to improve local hazardous weather operations by providing emergency managers with clear-cut guidelines on how to improve their hazardous weather operations.
As of Feb. 23, there are 2,285 StormReady sites, including counties, communities, universities, and more, across 49 states, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
Elm Grove, business association aim to team up on more effective marketing of the community
The village of Elm Grove and the Elm Grove Business Association are hoping that in the months to come a partnership can be formed to increase the municipality's marketability.
The idea was first brought up in late 2014 and at Monday's board of trustees meeting, business association vice president Mary Inden briefed village officials on progress thus far.
"We've had two meetings. On the 18th of this month, we had a meeting in the evening which was not really well-attended," Inden said. "(But) we did come out with some nice ideas."
Inden noted that the business association feels that Elm Grove must improve its marketability both for the sake of existing businesses and to bring in new businesses.
"For businesses in Elm Grove, the first top market is of course Elm Grove residents," Inden said. "But then we do need to expand that neighborhood in order to keep our businesses busy."» Read Full Article
Elmbrook Humane Society updates its fundraiser
The Elmbrook Humane Society's annual spring fundraiser is back with a new name and a new venue.
Called Wine and Whiskers in its first eight years, the humane society will host the event beginning at 5 p.m. March 21 at the Milwaukee Marriott West, W231 N1600 Corporate Court, Waukesha, under the name Spring Gala.
Elmbrook Humane Society executive director Heather Gehrke expects the event to attract between 250 and 300 people and raise close to $50,000 in gross proceeds, roughly in line with past years, and as much as $30,000 in net funds.
"This is a smaller, more quaint event. It's a dinner-type event. That's the major change with this. In the past we've had it set up as more of an hors d'ouvres and food station event with activities going on all around," Gehrke said. "This year, we're having it be more formal with a sit-down dinner."
Gehrke says that the change in format will allow for the humane society to more easily interact with the entire population of guests throughout the night. the evening will include a viewing of a video presentation that will encourage guests to donate specifically to the medical needs at the Elmbrook Humane Society.» Read Full Article
Brookfield aldermen disagree with county's North Ave. plans
A pair of Brookfield aldermen attended the Feb. 24 Waukesha County Board meeting with the hope of getting officials' attention regarding an upcoming project in the city.
The county is planning an expansion of North Avenue in the city of Brookfield between N. 124th Street and North Calhoun Road.
The expansion would at least double the width of the road, with the county's Department of Public Works planning to widen it from two lanes to four lanes to better handle traffic that exceeds 20,000 vehicles per day.
County officials said the threshold generally used for expanding a road to four lanes is 18,000 vehicles per day.
Aldermen Dan Sutton and Bill Carnell attended the meeting. Sutton planned to speak during the board's public comment portion of proceedings, but, because the topic wasn't on the agenda, he was not able to address the issue.» Read Full Article
Crews clear crash that closed I-94 exit ramp in Brookfield
Crews have cleared a crash that closed the westbound Interstate 94 exit ramp to U.S. Highway 18 in Brookfield Saturday morning. The Wisconsin State Patrol responded.
Wilson Center welcomes Barbara Morgan exhibit to Brookfield
Fans of both art and photography can find something to do this Saturday evening at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center, 19805 W. Capitol Drive.
The Wilson Center has the Barbara Morgan Ploch Art Gallery on display and a reception will be held for the exhibit, which is on loan from the Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University.
Barbara Morgan was an American photographer perhaps most well known in the worlds of visual art and dance for depicting modern dancers.
The reception will run from 6 - 7:30 p.m. and the exhibit will remain on display at the Wilson Center through March 14.
Former owners of Brookfield title company charged with fraud
The former owners of a Brookfield title company have been charged with stealing more than $1.8 million from the company.
Timothy Kugler, 43, and Lisa Verken, 41, (formerly known as Lisa Kugler) of West Bend, and Michelle Hayes, 46, of Wauwatosa face counts of bank fraud conspiracy, bank fraud and filing false tax returns, according to a grand jury indictment announced Thursday.
According to the U.S. attorney's office, the trio diverted mortgage lender money from an escrow account at New Horizon LLC into a different account, and then wrote checks to themselves from that account.
They withheld settlement funds at closings and told bank employees that overdrafts in the New Horizon escrow were due to tardy wire transfers of funds from lenders, and later altered bank records to try to hide the fraud from auditors working for New Horizon's insurance underwriter.
None of the defendants reported the money as income on their 2008 and 2009 tax returns, according to the indictment.» Read Full Article
Town of Brookfield's The Corners project set for groundbreaking in the spring
The town of Brookfield's Town Board approved a developer's agreement Wednesday night for a long-awaited project set for 19 acres between Bluemound Road and I-94, east of Barker Road.
The Corners, a 750,000 square-foot mixed use development, is now projected to have a formal groundbreaking this spring. Officials hopes that the project can be completed in the Fall of 2016.
"It's taken a long time to reach these agreements, but the time wasn't wasted," Brookfield Town Administrator Rick Czopp said. "We're all excited and we're ready for them to start."
Experienced developers on board
The Marcus Corp. has announced that Chicago-based Bradford Real Estate Companies and IM Properties, based across the pond in the United Kingdom, will be joining it on the project. IM Properties and Bradford Real Estate will serve as the managing member with Marcus staying on as a minority partner.» Read Full Article
Elmbrook School District to host two celebrations for Chinese Year of the Ram
to celebrate the Chinese New Year on Thursday and Friday.The Elmbrook School District welcomes its families
The district's Chinese language program will host the event, which will celebrate the Chinese Year of the Ram.
The celebration will include many traditional Chinese activities, such as Taichi, Chinese acupuncture and Chinese caligraphy. Chinese food will be prepared by Elmbrook parents. Dumplings and homemade egg rolls will be sold for $1.50 each.
Visitors will also enjoy ping-pong, a chopsticks competition and paper lanterns.
Local organizations International Institue of Holistic Medicine-USA and JK Taewonto will also be present for the celebrations.» Read Full Article


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FARMINGTON — A Somersworth man who was shot last Friday in an incident on Meetinghouse Hill Road that still carries much mystery was ordered held Wednesday on $100,000 cash bail out of Rochester Circuit Court. Farmington police say a North Berwick, Maine, man will also be charged in this strange case and a third arrest is "imminent."
During Roy's video arraignment broadcast from the Strafford County House of Corrections, Assistant County Attorney Tim Sullivan said Roy has a "lengthy criminal history" where he has violated his parole numerous times in the past and served jail time. If Roy posts his cash bail, a number of other conditions will be imposed on him including that he wear a GPS tracking bracelet through the Community Corrections program, that he have no contact with a number of people including Dionne and Roaf, that he follow a 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew seven days a week and that he not enter the premises of 316 Meetinghouse Hill Road, where the shooting incident occurred.
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Forget the roses; it's the war of the grouse.
It might be hard to understand how a small, chicken-sized bird called the Bi-State sage grouse could trigger so much local and Western states-wide controversy and angst for the past decade—until the whole thing is laid bare in a few words at the local board of supervisors meeting.
The Town Council on Wednesday night, May 7, was set to consider new timelines for replacing woodstove inserts, after the town's Board of Realtors raised objections.
Under a new ordinance passed last year, old woodstove inserts are to be replaced with code compliant stoves, or replaced with pellet stoves, within 60 days of a real estate transaction.
In 10 years, all non-compliant woodstoves in Mammoth are to be replaced, according to the ordinance.
As the Town Council campaign for three open seats evolves, the eight candidates have tried hard to hone their core platform planks in advance of the June 3 primary election.
At the latest Town Council Candidates Forum this past week, Byng Hunt sat alone, time traveling over the past 20 years.
A motor sports advocate, road cyclist and climber, Blomgren, 45, began visiting Mammoth as a young girl, staying with her uncle on ski trips.
Sibert, 51 and the mother of three daughters and a son, grew up in a U.S. Navy family, mostly in Pacific Grove (Monterey Peninsula) and in Connecticut.
An Oregon native who grew up in Washington, D.C., Wentworth, 55, is a graduate of Brown University and a skilled project manager, much of it in the film industry, in which he worked with, among others, David Lynch ("Twin Peaks," "Mulholland Drive") before moving to Mammoth in 2000.
On the morning May 5, 2014, California Highway Patrol (CHP) Bridgeport Area investigated two injury traffic collisions involving deer within an hour.
In the wake of the third drought spring in a row, Mammoth's wildlife specialist and "Bear Whisperer" Steve Searles recently made it clear that the party for people who repeatedly leave dumpsters unlocked or otherwise feed Mammoth's bears and wildlife is over.
"It's always been voluntary but this year, if you live here, you've been warned. I am going to write you a ticket," he said at a recent Mammoth Lakes Town Council meeting.
Video photographers who have turned to drone technology are no longer welcome to use their tetherless, flying rigs in Yosemite National Park.
According to Yosemite National Park, Tioga Road in Yosemite National Park will open for the season at noon tomorrow, Friday, May 2. All facilities along the road, such as rest rooms, are still closed.
Vault toilets are available in several locations along the road. Limited visitor services will be available over the next several weeks.
The May 2 date is the earliest Tioga Road opening since records were kept, beginning in 1980, according to park data.
The Bank of America branch in Mammoth closes its doors tomorrow, Friday, May 2. There are two ATM machines located in the "Vons mall" (the Minaret Village Shopping Center) between Another T-Shirt Shop and the Booky Joint.
It's May! And that means politics, crime and bears.
Of all the election races in Mono County, none has generated more debate than the contest for sheriff.
Braun was a lieutenant in the Los Angeles Police Department, where she met her husband Mike, an LAPD veteran who is an avid ski racer and outdoorsman.
A native Southern Californian, Obenberger, who turns 54 this month, said he could never imagine moving back to the bright lights of the big city.
An eleven-year-old Mammoth girl was offered a ride by an unknown male suspect on Tuesday, April 29 while she was walking home from the public library on Meridian Boulevard. She declined the ride and the man drove away without getting out of the car or touching the girl. Police are looking for any information about the incident.
On Saturday, April 26, at about 3:40 p.m., California Highway Patrol (CHP) dispatch received a cellular 911 call from a female subject stating she was on a mountain and had a broken leg. CHP dispatch informed Inyo County Sheriff's dispatch of the call. Due to the poor reception of the female subject's cellular telephone, Inyo County dispatch was able to communicate through text messages. The female subject said she and her friend were above Red Lake on Split Mountain; she provided coordinates and an elevation of 12,435 feet.
A man who walked into the forest just north and west of the S.R. 203 and U.S. 395 junction and left his family behind was found Thursday, April 24, after a brief search and after he called family members to tell them he had hitchhiked to Lone Pine.
The age and residence city of the missing man, who had a "medical condition" according to the sheriff's department, was not disclosed by the Mono County Sheriff's office or the Mono County Search and Rescue Team.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) announced last last week in a news release that three amphibians native to the Sierra Nevada will be given protections under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), after many months and years of local and Sierra-wide debate.


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1 teaspoon olive oil
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Just realized based on when the Troop BOR dates fell, my son is short on days (4 days short of 6 months from Star to Life). How is that going to affect him going forward? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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If it's the troops error, it shouldn't effect him the slightest. Ideally your troop should have BORs on a as needed basis, not scheduled for handful of specific times throughout the year. Overall your son should be fine.
Keep us updated on the situation. Thanks for posting here! Feel free to comment anywhere else in the forum.
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A scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens.
My Troop does BoRs the 2 meetings prior to Courts of Honor and anytime if requested by a Scout. i.e. I did my Life BoR two months prior to the closest CoH simply by requesting it.
When is the closest Troop CoH following the six month Life requirement?
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My son has already completed his Star BOR at the Troop level but based on the dates of the monthly scheduled Troop BOR, it was 4 days shy of 6 month mark. Just how the dates fell. He earned his Life, but we were plugging numbers into a Eagle Checker spreadsheet and receive an 'ERROR message' on 'At Least 6 months as a Star Scout' - 4 days short. Should that have been addressed by the adults conducting the BOR?
He is Life now working towards Eagle. Is this issue going to cause a problem since he will have the 6 months needed for Life to Eagle and will easily meet that requirement? He just turned 17 so more than enough time, but obviously dates are already recorded with the council office based on when he completed his Life BOR.
The general rule is we don't let adult errors get in the way of a boy's success. They should have waited four days. They didn't. They boy's scout spirit did not change in those four days (assuming mom's word is good ).
The SM or CC should talk to the council registrar about modifying the date of the Life BOR. There may be no more paperwork necessary than writing the correct date on the Eagle application then explaining the discrepancy when you turn the form in, but it is a whole lot easier if the error is rectified now. (Basically someone at your council HQ should cross-check every date on the Eagle App with council records, and every discrepancy slows them down.)
I'm curious how often most Troops hold elections. We just started to look at this Star to Life time issue in depth. We have elections only twice a year (2nd Mon of May and Nov). This means the May-Nov Scouts will always be short 3 days (which seems stupid to me since Nov-May span is actually fewer days). They can wait for the next monthly BoR to get advanced, but they also must have some type of position or special SM project to cover the extra days (assuming they aren't re-elected into another one that counts). To me this seems rather unfair.
Maybe our Eagles have been lucky to not have been Star during the May-Nov cycle or it just got dismissed as Troop error at their EBOR. I figure we should fix it so it's never an issue, but don't see how to do it simply. Yearly elections definitely won't work. So what are you doing to get around this issue?
In part because we ran into a similar issue as the OP we always make the effective date of the new POR at least six months after the last one even if it means a day or two later than the election. We use the election day as the start date for the new PORs. On paper there are occasionally two people holding the same position for a couple of days but there's no rule against that and this just makes for clean bookkeeping.
Gotta ask. How many of you have a scout who goes without a POR for more than a month once he gets to 1st class? I understand boys may back off for sports season, but ours usually pick up another responsibility as soon as the season ends. Even before we had the crew, there were plenty of jobs to do.
We NEVER worry about timing elections. EVER.
One thing I liked about the old Leadership Corps program, being a member of it could be used for a POR without specifically assigned duties. Grant you, LC I grew up in did have some folks with assigned positions, Instructor. ASPL, etc, but some folks had no assigned duteies, but were expected to g'git 'er doner" when told to do it.


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If the SDK does not start select the Networking tab and enter another internal RMI registry port number.
The internal RMI registry port 1099 may be in use by anther application.
If the SDK does not start select the Networking tab and enter another internal RMI registry port number.
Can you elaborate a bit more on your problem? What operations are performing? Can you provide a code snippet and explain when the error occurs? What device are you testing on and which SDK are you using?
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My operating system is windows 7 64 bits.
I am using Nokia_SDK_for_Java_offline_v1_0_en, netbeans-7.0.1-ml-windows and Series_40_6th_Edition_SDK_v1_0_en.
I did every step of the site http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devel...2_Create.xhtml
Now time to run the World Hello World application, it give error:
"The internal RMI registry port 1099 May Be in use by anther application.
If the SDK does not start select the Networking tab and enter another internal RMI registry port number."
I think both the application and Nokia_SDK_for_Java_offline_v1_0_en Series_40_6th_Edition_SDK_v1_0_en are using the same port.
She asks to change the port number, it's just not working.
What do I do?
Have you installed any JDKs on your machine? It seems that JDK 7.0 in particular might cause this type of behavior. If you have installed JDK 7.0, you can try to uninstall it and see if that solves the issue. Try also installing/reinstalling JDK 6.
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and welcome to Nokia Developer Discussion Boards!
Here is a complete analysis together with a solution proposal by Nokia's RnD:
This problem seems to be caused by the latest Oracle Java update (#29), which contains a bug in the RMI Registy.
Quote from the release notes:
RMI Registry Issue
A bug in the rmiregistry command included in this release may cause unintended exceptions to be thrown when an RMI server attempts to bind an exported object which includes codebase annotations using the "file:" URL scheme. The RMI servers most likely to be effected are those which are invoked only by RMI clients executing on the same host as the server.
RMI annotates codebase information as part of the serialized state of a remote object reference to assist RMI clients in loading the required classes and interfaces associated with the object at runtime. Exported objects which are looked up in the RMI registry and invoked by RMI clients running on hosts other than the server are usually annotated with codebase URL schemes, such as "http:" or "ftp:" and these should continue to work correctly.
As a workaround, RMI servers can set the java.rmi.server.codebase property to use codebase URLs other than the "file:" scheme for the objects they export.
My personal solution was to uninstall update 29 and install the previous release, though be aware that reverting to an older Java release may expose you to security issues and you should update to the latest Java update as soon as the issue has been resolved, so it's at your own risk and should be seen as a temporary solution.
NOTE: there's no release 28, so you need release 27, which is here:
That should fix everything!
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Hi folks,
I read about 1.6.0_29.
Sounds fine but I've got 1.6.0_23 (Windows 7 64-bit) and I'm experiencing the same issue.
That's weird issue prevents me from using emulator.
Sorry folks.
console java reports 1.6.0_23
Control Panel java reports the same
but C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe is 1.6.0_29.
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Hi folks,
Good news, Oracle has fix this bug in 1.6.0_30.
I found the same problem. But, before I got to this thread, I tried to change the port number to some random number. Finally, I tried 60 for it. But, when I run it, it like won't show the emulator, and just waiting like forever.
I have installed the JDK 31. And it's still not working. I suspect the port 60 is the cause. Can I change it without load the emulator? Because it didn't load it.
I have found that i don't need any method to change the mri port number. What I do :
1. Open Neatbeans --> Tools --> Java Platform
2. Select Nokia SDK 1.1 for Java
3. Select Tools and Extensions tab
4. Click Open preferences
5. Select Networking tab
6. Change mri port to 1099
Thanks, i think my sleep is the solution. I was exhausted when I got this little itchy problem.
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"The internal RMI registry port 1099 may be in use by anther application.
If the SDK does not start select the Networking tab and enter another internal RMI registry port number."
how to start nokia framework in system try ? i'm also getting same problem . help me
Today I made several tests uninstalling all versions of Java and then installing different versions one at a time. I also uninstalled the Nokia IDE several times.
At the end, I was able to make it work by installing the 32 bits version of the JDK (It's running on a 64 bit Win 8 machine, and I have always used the 64 bits versions of Java without any issues).
Hope this helps.
I am affected by the same issue.I tried installing JDK 7 32-bit and have put JRE 7 32-bit as well.I am still getting this error Please help!!
try install jdk 1.7u9, it's working for me.
So, to summarize, this is what has worked for me:
- Uninstall any version of Java that is running on your system
- Reboot your machine
- Install JDK 7 update 17 (32 bits)
I had the JDK 7u17 installer in my system. I don't know if it can still be downloaded from the Oracle site.