best start/run file for 64bit liunx

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by woodzy, Jun 19, 2011.

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    woodzy

    Im hopeing some one can give me a good start file for liunx 64bit system heres my current (i use itemcraft) adn i do want my GUI inter face its a decated server i have root access if needed the start/run file has to be something like this
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    #!/bin/bash
    cd "${0%/*}"; java -Xincgc -Xmx2500M -Xms2500M -cp ItemCraft.jar:craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar org.bukkit.craftbukkit.Main
     
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    DerpDetonator

    Go to the bukkit wiki, and look at their tutorial on setting up a server.
     
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    woodzy

    thats for a 32bit system and there start file is diffrent then mine
     
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    DerpDetonator

    Did you read the whole thing, including the stuff in the links?
     
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    woodzy

    yes
     
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    DerpDetonator

    Well, I don't use linux, so that's all i know to say
     
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    woodzy

    i dont meen to be rude but thanks for the help and why post after the wiki help if you didnt know liunx?
     
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    dak393

    So only improvements would maybe be to alter garbage collect, maybe set ram to 2560 XD just to be 2.5G exactly
     
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    woodzy

    not what im looking for im looking for 64 bit run/start file based on mine

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    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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    sysmouse

    Is there a difference between 32bit and 64bit for start script? Lol!
     
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    jududdar

    The only thing I could recommend, and it may not make a difference, is not set an Xms, or set it low. On my server, I just use -Xingc and -Xmx commands - and just because i'm OCD, I would definite make 2500 into 2560 to get the full 2.5G (or just use 2.5G, I think that works too)
     
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    croxis

    Only other thing I can think of adding for 64bit java is the -server flag
     
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    woodzy

    i cant use more ram then whats set but STILL not snswer to getting the 64 going i have the 64bit java just WAITING!
     
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    Zalastri

    If 64 bit java is installed and set to be invoked when you do "java" then it should work... no magic needed. No additional magic anyway. You could try -d64 to force using 64 bit if available, but it shouldn't be necessary.
     
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