writes:
> Theoretically: open a terminal, then start frost-debug.sh. See what
> appears on the console.
> Open the .log file in the frost directory and see what appeared there.
> Or send the things that appeared on console and in .log, this may help
> to figure out what
> the problem is.
$ ./frost-debug.sh
Frost, Copyright (C) 2007 Frost Project
Frost comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY!
This is free software, and you are welcome to
redistribute it under the GPL conditions.
Frost uses code from apache.org (Apache license),
bouncycastle.org (BSD license), Onion Networks (BSD license),
Martin Newstead (LGPL license), Volker H. Simonis (GPL v2 license) and
McObject LLC (GPL v2 license).
Starting Frost 04-Mar-2008 (3031,release)
JVM : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 1.6.0-b09; OpenJDK Client VM
Runtime : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 1.6.0
OS : Linux; 2.6.24-19-generic; i386
MaxMemory: 99942400
25-Jul-2008 18:11:05 frost.SettingsClass readSettingsFile
INFO: Read user configuration
25-Jul-2008 18:11:06 frost.util.gui.translation.FrostResourceBundleReader
loadBundle
SEVERE: Resource not found in jar file: /i18n/langres_gb.properties
At this point the "Frost first startup" message appears. I select 0.7 and
press ok...
Nothing further happens, no sign of activity or CPU usage. Says "Initializing
Mainframe" with about 20% of the progress bar illuminated. Not a lot is
happening. Ok, I'll interrupt with C-C: nothing else reported.
Here's the utterly boring log file:
$ cat frost0.log25-Jul-2008 18:15:38 frost.Core initialize
SEVERE: * Starting Frost 04-Mar-2008 (3031,release) *
JVM : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 1.6.0-b09; OpenJDK Client VM
Runtime : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 1.6.0
OS : Linux; 2.6.24-19-generic; i386
MaxMemory: 99942400
25-Jul-2008 18:15:38 frost.Startup checkDirectories
WARNING: Creating temp directory
25-Jul-2008 18:15:38 frost.Startup checkDirectories
WARNING: Creating store directory
$ uname -a
Linux uranus 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 11 23:41:49 UTC 2008 i686
GNU/Linux
This is on Ubuntu, I've had pretty much the same result on Debian (Etch).
