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iTest on Ubuntu with 64bit Java

I am trying to install iTest on Ubuntu with 64bit Java but I get an error that says JRE libraries are missing or not compatible. Does Java have to be 32bit?
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iTest is currently a 32-bit app and requires 32-bit Java. The 64-bit version is coming soon. Also, while many have had reasonable success with Ubuntu, it's not an officially supported distro AFAIK.
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Yes, we need to have the 32 bit Java installed to use iTest. To install and run iTest on a 64 bit machine, we need to install the required 32 bit libraries. Follow the steps provided in the below Knowledge Base link to install these 32 bit Libraries. http://docid.spirent.com/FAQ13338
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I currently run iTest in a VirtualBox VM running 32-bit Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and it works great. If your machine is unsupported, I suggest you go that route. (I tried newer versions of Ubuntu, but ran into gtk problems.)
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