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I'm not sure I fully understand the issue. I imagine you're saying that if
a workspace becomes unreachable, then RDi doesn't give you the option of
even starting up enough to switch to a new workspace. You might find
something under Eclipse discussion on the web, rather than just RDi. I did
find this advice on starting with a different workspace from the command
line:
How do I start Eclipse?
The simplest way:
Double-click eclipse.exe or the Eclipse application, or
Browse to the directory where you unpacked Eclipse, then run eclipse
or ./eclipse
If you need to add additional command-line parameters, then you will need
to get to a command prompt and run something like:
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
How do I use a different workspace?
Three ways:
1. In Eclipse, select File > Switch Workspace
2. In Eclipse, select Window > Preferences... > General > Startup and
Shutdown > [x] Prompt for workspace on startup, then restart Eclipse.
3. Via commandline, run ./eclipse -data /path/to/new/workspace/folder
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