Frost won't start

I'm using Ubuntu 9.10. and newest Sun Java.

Frost worked fine to me until new kernel update today. After that I have th=
e same problem as described in one tread before with Frost hanging on "Init=
ializing mainframe".

Just tried to start Frost on 3 different ways:

1. Frost always normally started for me if I mark Frost.jar file in Nautilu=
s and choose "open with Sun Java" from menu. After kernel update I'm gettin=
g Problem described above (hanging on "Initializing mainframe")

2. If I start Frost from console (./frost.sh or :/frost-debug.sh) Frost cra=
shes before start without any particular error message in console or log fi=
le:


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 14-Mar-2009 (3093,release)

JVM      : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 14.1-b02; Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server =
VM
Runtime  : Sun Microsystems Inc.; 1.6.0_15
OS       : Linux; 2.6.31-20-generic; amd64
MaxMemory: 89522176

09.03.2010 12:58:13 frost.SettingsClass readSettingsFile
INFO: Read user configuration

3. If I start it as root (sudo ./frost.sh or sudo ./frost-debug.sh) Frost s=
tarts normally. Of course, without my preferences because user is root. =


So that must be some issue with user rights, but I don't know how to figure=
 it out.

I'm thankful for any Help and sorry for my bad English.


Boris
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