MaxJavaStackTraceDepth gives error with jdk-9.0.4

Idea UI alerted me to an update this morning. Generally speaking I keep an up to date copy of the oracle jdk/jre on my system due to it being used by multiple JetBrains packages as well as arduino, processing, android and platformio. So rather than having half-a-dozen copies of either the jdk or jre around, whenever possible, I either download them without or remove the dist version and sym link in or otherwise rebuild the launch scripts to utilize the system wide version.

This morning I also got an alert that even the older version of idea-UI recommended a newer jre than I currently had on my system. Upon going to the Oracle website, it appears they are now naming them jdk-9.0.x rather than jdk1.x format and the jdk did not appear to come with a jre tree under it but instead the jre is in a separate package.

I have noted that some of the idea stuff while it reads 'jre64' is actually holding a copy of the jdk. So I tend to link them to the jdk version current on my system. No exception in this case. After updating to the jdk-9.0.4 I pointed idea to the appropriate folder and attempted to start using the idea.sh.

Right off the bat I got a notice about UseConcMarkSweepGC being deprecated in version 9.0 but got a fatal error on the MaxJavaStackTraceDepth being outside teh allowable range:

intx MaxJavaStackTraceDepth=-1 is outside the allowed range [ 0 ... 1073741823 ]
Improperly specified VM option 'MaxJavaStackTraceDepth=-1'
Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.

Currently it is still on the splash screen with the loading bar all the way to the edge but has been sitting there a while. (not sure if it's still loading or not). I'll go grab the copy with a jdk for the time being, but did want to point out my problems with the 9.0.4