Re: [JSch-J2ME] Problem running on MIPS using esmertec's Jeode J2ME CDC Personal Profile

[<ym...@jc...>]

Hi,

   +-From: "Michael Comeau" <mi...@br...> --
   |_Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:22:27 -0500 ____________
   |
   |Our platform is a customized version of Linux using the 2.4.25
   |kernel on an AMD AU1100.  This is used on a handheld vehicle
   |diagnostic device we built for DaimlerChrysler.
   |As stated, the JVM is Esmertec's Jeode/JBed (formerly Insignia's
   |Jeode).  This JVM is a CDC Personal Profile implementation.

Thank you for your info.

   |All of my testing thus far has been with the JCTerm application.

   |I have also tested on the PJava implementation of Jeode on the
   |same platform.  JCTerm hung after prompting for a password.  I
   |have not yet debugged the problem.  If I get it running I will let
   |you know.

I had a similar problem in running JSch on SHARP Zaurus PDA, where
Linux kernel is running.  In that problem, it had seemed that
jsch had hung-ed, but I had found that it just had taken too long time 
to generate random numbers.  I guess entropy pool for random numbers
included in Linux kernel is empty.

To work around this problem, I tried to use java.security.SecureRandom
class from BC lightweight API and the problem has disappeared, 
but I had to obfuscate the jar file.


Thanks,
--
ymnk