glBeatriz

Every time Max/Msp/Jitter initializes in my computer, appears this error in the max window:

error: (mxj)calling pmo_JNI_CreateJavaVM from bundle -1

Until now it didn't really matter to me, but now I am starting to communicate Max with programs like "Processing Beta" and it really becomes a problem.

I searched the forums already but there are very few posts about this subject and quite old (2006) Does anybody know what's the problem here and how can I solve it?

error: (mxj)calling pmo_JNI_CreateJavaVM from bundle -1
error: Unable to create JVM

pmo_jni_createjavavm-from-bundle-error

On Mar 30, 2008, at 4:28 AM, Beatriz wrote:

> Every time Max/Msp/Jitter initializes in my computer, appears this 

> error: (mxj)calling pmo_JNI_CreateJavaVM from bundle -1

Sounds like you're either running an old version of Max MSP, or 

you're running the latest Max 4.6.3/Jitter 1.6.3, but it's finding an 

old version of mxj in your search path (maybe an old standalone which 

contains it?). Make sure you have a clean install of Max 4.6.3/Jitter 

1.6.3 with *nothing* extra in your search path (trash your 

preferences) and see if the problem persists.

On Mar 30, 2008, at 4:28 AM, Beatriz wrote:
> Every time Max/Msp/Jitter initializes in my computer, appears this  
> error in the max window:
>
> error: (mxj)calling pmo_JNI_CreateJavaVM from bundle -1
> error: Unable to create JVM
>
> I have a MacBook Intel 2GH

Sounds like you're either running an old version of Max MSP, or  
you're running the latest Max 4.6.3/Jitter 1.6.3, but it's finding an  
old version of mxj in your search path (maybe an old standalone which  
contains it?). Make sure you have a clean install of Max 4.6.3/Jitter  
1.6.3 with *nothing* extra in your search path (trash your  
preferences) and see if the problem persists.

With "search path" and "preferences", you mean that I should change something in Options>File Preferences? (Where Max looks for my patches and objects?)

Thanks for your answer
I have version 4.5.7 running. 
With "search path" and "preferences", you mean that I should change something in Options>File Preferences? (Where Max looks for my patches and objects?) 

On Apr 1, 2008, at 3:00 AM, Beatriz wrote:

Java is unsupported when running under Rosetta. You must use 4.6.x on 

Intel for Java support. It will be twice as fast as well.

> With "search path" and "preferences", you mean that I should change 

> something in Options>File Preferences? (Where Max looks for my 

Yes, that's the search path. You can trash your user preferences in ~/ 

Library/Preferences/Max 4(.6) Preferences to reset these and other 

On Apr 1, 2008, at 3:00 AM, Beatriz wrote:
>
> Thanks for your answer
> I have version 4.5.7 running.

Java is unsupported when running under Rosetta. You must use 4.6.x on  
Intel for Java support. It will be twice as fast as well.

> With "search path" and "preferences", you mean that I should change  
> something in Options>File Preferences? (Where Max looks for my  
> patches and objects?)

Yes, that's the search path. You can trash your user preferences in ~/ 
Library/Preferences/Max 4(.6) Preferences to reset these and other  
preferences to the default.

I trashed the preferences but it seems that the problem remains, so I will update to the latest version of Max.

Thanks Joshua!
I trashed the preferences but it seems that the problem remains, so I will update to the latest version of Max.


"pmo_JNI_CreateJavaVM from bundle" error