In code block :CHECKJAVA in startserver.bat, line 302 and 304, the flag -d64 does not seem to be supported by the Azule Open JDK 17, which causing error that cannot be resolved via modifying the setting.cfg file.
If I replace java with PATH_TO_CORRECT_JAVA, the script will run successfully. But it's complicated to find and modify.
My machine is not only running Minecraft server but also running other services that rely on default java 17, so it would bring extra work on me if I modify default java version. Although I do have installed java 8, I have to modify startserver.bat while it's not suggested by the readme.
Consider offering users an option to customize java path.
One way that may work
REM somewhere in beginning of the startserver.bat file
JAVA_PATH = Path/to/java.exe
REM line 302 and 304 in startserver.bat file
JAVA_PATH -d64 -version blablabla
Other information:
My Machine: Windows 11 x64 on a x86 CPU
Default Java incompatible with the script: Azule Open JDK 17.0.7
Modpack: E2E for MC 1.12.2
In code block
:CHECKJAVAin startserver.bat, line 302 and 304, the flag-d64does not seem to be supported by the Azule Open JDK 17, which causing error that cannot be resolved via modifying the setting.cfg file.If I replace
javawithPATH_TO_CORRECT_JAVA, the script will run successfully. But it's complicated to find and modify.My machine is not only running Minecraft server but also running other services that rely on default java 17, so it would bring extra work on me if I modify default java version. Although I do have installed java 8, I have to modify startserver.bat while it's not suggested by the readme.
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Consider offering users an option to customize java path. One way that may work
Other information: My Machine: Windows 11 x64 on a x86 CPU Default Java incompatible with the script: Azule Open JDK 17.0.7 Modpack: E2E for MC 1.12.2