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world tick crash

Discussion in 'Suggest + Report Bugs + Get Help' started by kerjava, 28 October 2013.

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  1. kerjava

    kerjava husky mix

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    world tick crash with in 1 min of almost every login
    -yes i have deleted Alice dir twice and forced update once
    crashes list
    -when opening tes
    -when closing tes
    -when opening double chest
    -when closing laser drill (just made it today)
    5 crashes immediately at login // spread between all the crashes unevenly
    pastbin last of the night try
    http://pastebin.com/VNKHJmdA console thing
     

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    Drift91 Occasional Forum Creeper

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    Code:
    JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM version 23.7-b01 (vendor: Oracle Corporation)
    Are you using the OpenJDK JVM from here? http://openjdk.java.net/

    If so, I strongly recommend using Sun's JVM for anything Minecraft related. You seem to be using the "-server" JVM argument, which requires the server JVM bundled with Sun's JDK:
    http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html

    Seeing as how you use linux you'd probably know more than me about how to install it.

    Hopefully this will resolve all your crashing issues. I've read that OpenJDK runs Minecraft quite poorly, so I'm sure this is the cause of all your crashing.
     
    #2 Drift91, 28 October 2013
  3. Magi1053

    Magi1053 That one guy
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    o.o
     
    #3 Magi1053, 28 October 2013
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    Drift91 Occasional Forum Creeper

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    Wat?
     
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    Is the crash generating crash reports? If so, please pastebin relevant crash reports from the crash-reports folder. The log you posted doesn't tell us enough information.

    Also, I have to agree with Drift. OpenJDK doesn't run MC very well for some reason... Try using the actual Sun JDK.
     
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  6. kerjava

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    with MY Linux there is no difference in the "server" or "non server" of java the system i run IS a server in its own right i just have "natural" software on it instead of server software and i get my java form my distros repository witch is updated regulatory to keep it in line with the current stable release of java

    so Zoomer what you saying is it would run better with jre instead of jdk (you know the only difference is jdk has extra dev libraries right?(at least from my understanding )why do you think that would hinder mc?)

    as well Zoomer the collection of about 10 crash logs in raw form ar zipped and included in the attached file

    oh and drift to properly address your question I use nether but my distro gets it from sun/oratorical I believe directly
     
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    kerjava husky mix

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    i figured out wat it is a tes and a traslocator are with in right next to each other i had it there fr a tank but replaced it and i think neglected to remove the bottom half of the traslocator
     
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    Tesseracts and translocators together do bad things
     
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    Your distro is automatically installing OpenJDK, which is a cheap knock-off of Oracle's JDK. Minecraft is heavily incompatible with OpenJDK. This is most likely why everything and anything makes you crash. Even Mojang's download page for the Minecraft launcher says to use Oracle's version.

    You need to uninstall the OpenJDK packages and add Oracle's packages to your update sources. I forget how to do this so you'll have to ask someone else for help.
     
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    OpenJDK is shit when it comes to Minecraft. I STRONGLY recommend removing it and replacing it with the OracleJDK packages.

    Assuming you're using Ubuntu (as most linux users are now a days, it seems) - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
     
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  12. Tonius

    Tonius 555 Eternal Server Error

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    Ohh, so that is why Alice was so crash-happy on my Ubuntu install. .-.
     
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    Quite possibly.
     
    #13 ZoomerX, 29 October 2013
  14. kerjava

    kerjava husky mix

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    actually i dont have to remove it to use the oracle version or any other i just specify which opens what
     
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    okay i was looking at the log and it says
    "[-Xmx1024M, -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true, -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false, -Dsun.java2d.opengl=false, -Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false, -XX:MaxPermSize=256M]

    is there a way for me to enable opengl ? (that would let mc use my graphics card properly im pretty sure) as well as what does it mean with noddraw = true? isnt it drawing?

    also looked in to the oracle version and got java 8 ^^ by oracle from oracle
     
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    Open the launcher, click "options", then go to the "environment" tab. Look at what's entered next to "JVM arguments". You should be able to edit the arguments except for "-Xmx1024M" and "-XX:MaxPermSize=256M". If the text box is already empty then those arguments are being added automatically by the launcher or your Java. In that case you'd need someone from the modpack team to help you remove them.
     
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  17. suchtie

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    No. You obviously didn't read up on this topic. Oracle's SunJDK is built from OpenJDK and they're 99% the same. There are only issues because 1. OpenJDK updates more frequently and might have a few more bugs and 2. there are minor differences which only lead to problems if a Java program's developers use the SunJDK and OpenJDK has some difficulties with it.

    I for one never had problems with OpenJDK and Minecraft (on Xubuntu - Windows is another thing).

    (Yeah I know I'm not really contributing to the thread, but I hate if people just write stuff while they don't even know if it's true.)

    Edit: Still, using SunJRE is probably better because of the compatibility issues... unless you're a good programmer who really wants to make sure that as many people as possible can use the app.
     
    #17 suchtie, 1 November 2013
  18. kerjava

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    ^yup i only got orical's version cus it is the first release of java 8 ^^ lol not that mine craft can use any of the performance boosts but eh

    drift91 said "If the text box is already empty then those arguments are being added automatically by the launcher or your Java. In that case you'd need someone from the modpack team to help you remove them."

    hmm any one on the mod pack team want to tell em how to remove them or change them to enable opengl ?
     
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  19. Drift91

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    You are aware that Sun's Java has been around since the 90's? According to Wikipedia OpenJDK came out in 2007.
     
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  20. kerjava

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    you are aware sun was bought by oracle right sun longer really exists
     
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