You can make a workaround. Find the PK font files that are used by jdvi: they should be called feta13.600pk or something.pk
In Linux you would find them in /var/cache/fonts/pk/ljfour
Edit .jedit/properties in your home directory and set the line like this:
options.lilytool.dvi-font-path=file\:/Volumes/var/cache/fonts/pk/ljfour
This way jdvi should find the fonts. However, it is possible that after running Make DVI fonts you must set this property again. But you can make a macro for this:
jEdit.setProperty("options.lilytool.dvi-font-path=file\:/Volumes/var/cache/fonts/pk/ljfour");
I hope I could help
Bert
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