Does your computer have enough RAM? Second make sure you do M instead of m. In order to find out how much RAM you have left and available hold...
That doesn't mean it's bad lol.
Your computer is only going to use as much ram for the server as it needs. There would be no point for Minecraft to use all the Ram you allowed it...
Unfortunately -server is not the same as -jar. Forgetting to put -jar will prevent the server from launching. "-server" is a tag you put if you...
Xincgc just means Incremental Garbage Collection. From Java's site -server -d64 simply state that Java should treat this .jar as a server....
You yourself will be able to test the performance of the server. If you have no lag then the server itself has no lag. The reason your buddy is...
Dare you to host a Minecraft server for more than 100 people on a Mac. LOL That's odd. It's been a while since I have played around with...
You probably don't have a 64bit operating system. If you are unsure go to Start<right click (computer)<properties Look for the System type. It...
Go press Ctrl+Shift+Esc this will open up task manager. From there on go to Performance and see how much Physical Memory (MB) you have available....
Try something like this @Echo off "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -Xms1024M -Xmx6144M -jar craftbukkit-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar pause
So that's a confirm on the multi-threading? I wasn't 100% sure if Mojang implemented it yet. It would be awesome if terrain generation, and player...
Source: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Server
As some of you might know Mojangs sever software for the new 1.0.1 servers allows for multi-threading. I tried it myself with my AMD Phenom x4...
Weil das hier alles Ami's sind haha. Ich kann dir beim uebersetzen helfen.
This is one of the first.
It's kind of an inside joke lol. Don't worry about it.
Some people have to install it manually for instance if they get a Beta version of JRE 7 or something. It's ok I'm not saying you're wrong I'm...
You can only use "java" if you have added the java path to your Environmental Variables. Also this will be iffy if you have both 32 bit and 64...
No problem! Haha I'm not quite sure why you have jre7 though? That's still in beta and jre6 is still the recommended version. Odd haha.
Try that. Obviously the path to your java file and the actual name of your craftbukkit might be different. I don't know why you would have an if...
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