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RAM Allocation problems (Help)
Nbrandwine
No, this is not how to do it, but i have a little problem.
So, i recently decided to update my server to 12 Gig's.
When i type /lag, i notice the allocation is only 900+ MB, when i allocated 12+ Gigs.
http://imgur.com/YGCWB Is the link, If anyone can help me fix this, or tell me what happens, please do, thanks.
So, i recently decided to update my server to 12 Gig's.
When i type /lag, i notice the allocation is only 900+ MB, when i allocated 12+ Gigs.
http://imgur.com/YGCWB Is the link, If anyone can help me fix this, or tell me what happens, please do, thanks.
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The reason it is like that is that the inital value is different then the max. Once the server hits the top of the inital allocated memory it will bump it up to the max. The reason is for this is so other apps have access to the memory so java does not hog. that is why there is xms and xmx.
for your start up script (.bat for windows and .sh for linux) you need to set it to this
java -Xms12G -Xmx12G -jar minecraft_server.jar
java -Xms12G -Xmx12G -jar minecraft_server.jar
How could this be possible is he says he did allocate it...
My solution is this
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Server_Remote_Toolkit
I had the same problem as you but then when I installed this and changed the settings it turned out that the memory allocation wasn't exactly what a set it to but it was pretty close. I recommend using this also because it detects crashes and can restart your server if they happen.
My solution is this
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Server_Remote_Toolkit
I had the same problem as you but then when I installed this and changed the settings it turned out that the memory allocation wasn't exactly what a set it to but it was pretty close. I recommend using this also because it detects crashes and can restart your server if they happen.
