In jdk 1.5.0 b64 solaris and linux bundles, the LICENSE file contains \240 characters in the following lines:

5. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.\240 UNLESS SPECIFIED IN THIS AGREEMENT,
6. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.\240 TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW,
EVEN IF SUN HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.\240 In no
under this Agreement.\240 The foregoing limitations will apply even if
7. TERMINATION.\240 This Agreement is effective until terminated.\240 You
Software.\240 This Agreement will terminate immediately without notice
from Sun if you fail to comply with any provision of this Agreement.\240
subject to export or import regulations in other countries.\240 You agree
10. U.S. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS.\240 If Software is being acquired
11. GOVERNING LAW.\240 Any action related to this Agreement will be
governed by California law and controlling U.S. federal law.\240 No
13. INTEGRATION.\240 This Agreement is the entire agreement between
you and Sun relating to its subject matter.\240 It supersedes all
the term of this Agreement.\240 No modification of this Agreement will be

This was found while performing download testing in Korean solaris10 b67 with jds3. When installing the .sh bundle the license text displays some strange characters.

In English locale, the problem is also there, but the strange character was dispayed as an empty space, so, the problem was not visible when running in English locale.

When viewing the LICENSE source file using "vi" editor, the strange character is showing as \240.

This was not reproducible in b63 because it had pre-release license. This license is GA/FCS license delivered into b64.

Similar to 5105320 filed for 1.4.2_06 online click through license.

Meet the above problem first at solaris SPARC bundles, while test the solaris X86 bundles get different problem: jdk-1_5_0-solaris-i586.sh and jre-1_5_0-solaris-i586.sh show an unexpected line wrap at license item 7 while install.
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