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Problem running CVM

 
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Hi!
I've got a problem running the CVM (J2ME - CDC - Foundation) on SuSE Linux 7.1. I've compiled it with JDK 1.3 and C compiler version higher than necessary according to the installation notes from Sun.
But: it doesn't work, when running the CVM i get the error message:
GC[SS]: Initialized semi-space gen for generational GC
Size of *each* semispace in bytes=1048576
Limits of generation = [0x40184200,0x40384200)
First semispace = [0x40184200,0x40284200)
Second semispace = [0x40284200,0x40384200)
[...]
[...]
C stack overflow in "CVMclassLink".
Cannot start VM (shutdown method init failed)
Could not create JVM.
The problem seems to be the stack overflow... how can I get rid of it? Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help!
Chris
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