domino 602CF1 on debian

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Hi there!

I know, that this is not the correct list, but maybe anyone has 
experiences with domino on debian here.

I tried to run domino 602CF1 on a debian 3.0 unstable - system. The system 
has a new kernel, (Linux matrix 2.4.22-1-686-smp #5 SMP Sat Oct 4 14:35:05 
EST 2003 i686 GNU/Linux) but without success!

That´s what I did:
I installed the server (./INSTALL)
Followed the instructions and configured the domino - server as usual.

But when I try to start the server, i get a segmentation fault (see 
below), caused by java.
So I decided to use my own java. I installed j2sdk1.4.2 by sun and changed 
the PATH - Variable for my user domino.
which java said, that I would now use the version by sun. But when I tried 
to start the server I get the same output as before.

/usr/local/lotus/bin/server ./java -ss512k -Xoss5M -cp 
jhall.jar:cfgdomserver.jar:Notes.jar 
lotus.domino.setup.WizardManagerDomino -data /home/domino

/usr/local/lotus/notes/latest/linux/serversetup: line 124: 13270 
Segmentation fault      java -ss512k -Xoss5M -cp 
"jhall.jar:cfgdomserver.jar:Notes.jar" lotus.d
omino.setup.WizardManagerDomino $datapath $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9

Sometime ago, I installed domino 5.0.11 on a debian stable without any 
problems at all...

Anybody some ideas?

TIA,
Andy
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