Solaris 10 crashes while running find command

I have set up solaris 10 on an intel machine. When I run "find" command the system crashes.
Please Help
Thanks in advance

Hi please help me I almost despair,
I have experienced the same problem. When I try to find a file without specifying location (using the shortcut on default desktop in JDS with mouse) the application crashes.
Thereafter I'm not even able to shut down the system as the mouse doesn't seem to react anymore (can point but not click).
I was logged on as root. However maybe it matters that I only just installed Solaris 10 and as I'm a complete beginner with Solaris I don't know if any post-installation configuration is required. Furthermore the same happens with the "Desktop Overview" shortcut (the book icon with the questionmark that appears by default after new installation).
I have chosen the default installation.
System info:
nforce4 motherboard, 2GB RAM
Athlon 64 3800+ x2
Asus geforce 6600gt, driver not yet installed
D-link DWL-G520 wireless pci card, Atheros driver not yet installed (from opensolaris.org)
IDE hard drive for SOLARIS 10
SATA Raid 0 of 2 drives on sil3114 for WIN XP
It would be very kind if someone could help me. I installed Solaris as Ithought it was more stable than Win but probably I am just doing something wrong.

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even write that Tomcat crashed.
I use Tomcat that is installed with the last version
of Forte(Sun 1 Studio, update 1), I guess it's the
last version of Tomcat also.No. The lastest is 4.1.12 and i guess it's 4.0.4 with forte.
Get Tomcat standalone from jakarta.apache.org and try to run your servlet with the standalone tomcat. this could help since i also expirenced problems sometimes with the forte-integrated tomcat.

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