// base/Base.java
package base;
public class Base {
    Base(String value) { }
}

// Derived.java
import base.Base;
public class Derived extends Base { }

javac 9.0.1 produces the following:

src/Derived.java:2: error: constructor Base in class Base cannot be applied to given types;

public class Derived extends Base { }

       ^

  required: String

  found: no arguments

  reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length

This is misleading because it implies that by adding a Derived constructor to call Base(String), that the error can be fixed; however, doing so results in a compiler.err.report.access error because the Base(String) constructor is not accessible:

src/Derived.java:4: error: Base(String) is not public in Base; cannot be accessed from outside package

        super(value);

        ^