I'm not familiar with SuSe or how the default jvm works, but when I had this exact problem on Debian with kaffe installed, I had to remove kaffe and download jre 1.2.2 from www.javasoft.com. I did tar -xzf on the .tar.gz file to extract it. Keep the directory that results intact and put it in the appropriate place (for me /usr/local/jre) and make a symlink to jre/java in againthe appropriate place (for me /usr/local/bin).

Now the java -classpath LimeWireOther.bin install command should work fine. You might get an error that it can't find the command 'java' in which case you'll have to make sure your symlink is really in your path, you can always do /usr/local/bin/java -classpath LimeWireOther.bin install where /usr/local/bin/java is wherever the symlink or even origion jre/java file is.

Hope this helps

-Dan