Hi, I've read several other issues online where servers are crashing immediately upon a player logging in and I seem to be experiencing this, as well. The server runs fine until I try to log in.
Try configuring your java args for your computer more in your start up script and try a fresh world bit difficult to see where the server is ticking out in the crash report
I've installed 3 versions of Java 64 bit. jre8_45, jre8_31, and jre8. The server immediately crashes whenever I connect while its ran with 64 bit Java. When I run the server with 32 bit Java jre8_45 it runs fine, the problem is i need to dedicate more than 1g of ram to the server. I've noticed there seems to be a trend where instant crashes are happening with the Core i5. Could this be an issue between the i5 and 64 bit java?
I am running them on the different versions with this batch:
Hi, I've read several other issues online where servers are crashing immediately upon a player logging in and I seem to be experiencing this, as well. The server runs fine until I try to log in.
Server is 100% vanilla
This is the log: http://pastebin.com/ytrj2UKs
This is the crash log: http://pastebin.com/T5dmCmVV
I'm launching the 1.8.3 server Jar with a batch reading: "java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar"
Any ideas? I seem to notice a few of the other issues like this rise on a Core i5, maybe a coincidence but I don't know.
None what so ever, 100% vanilla on server and on client
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Curse PremiumTry configuring your java args for your computer more in your start up script and try a fresh world bit difficult to see where the server is ticking out in the crash report
What do you mean by "Java args"? Are you referring to the lines in my start batch? or environment variables?
I've installed 3 versions of Java 64 bit. jre8_45, jre8_31, and jre8. The server immediately crashes whenever I connect while its ran with 64 bit Java. When I run the server with 32 bit Java jre8_45 it runs fine, the problem is i need to dedicate more than 1g of ram to the server. I've noticed there seems to be a trend where instant crashes are happening with the Core i5. Could this be an issue between the i5 and 64 bit java?
I am running them on the different versions with this batch:
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre8\bin\javaw.exe" -Xmx1G -Xms1G -jar minecraft_server.jar
And I change the directories to _45 and _31 to test.