ajusa wrote:Hello,
I haven't actually tested your image, but I do have one suggestion:
I have read that mounting the home partition to a usb 2.0 or 3.0 stick plugged into the raspberry pi increases the read/warite rate greatly. It also stops corruption issues on sd cards. Here is a link
http://openelec.tv/forum/124-raspberry- ... -right-way
Again, I haven't tested your build, but it is very similar to mine. Overclocking to turbo caused massive corruption for me
Danosaur wrote:Hi
I want my PI to be totally standalone. By that I mean I don't want it connected to a monitor, keyboard or anything other than the network.
If I wanted to act as administrator through the PI, could I log into the current game via SSH with Putty say?
I can currently log on through a terminal, but how do I administer in the Minecraft Console assuming that's possible?
I hope I am making sense here.
I can start a new Minecraft console by using ./start.sh , but is this the correct way or will I just be opening a separate console alongside the original one?
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sudo nano /etc/rc.local
And comment the following line:
#/opt/MineCraft/start.sh
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sudo killall java
Hmmm... I haven't done it before myself, But a quick google search suggest you just need to copy the "world" folder.Danosaur wrote:It was just an idea. When I look at it myself now it doesn't make much sense because I can do it all from the Minecraft Client.
I had an issue and I think I need to make a new image.
I have backed up all my folders. Which file's or folder's do I need to transfer so I can use the old map on my new build? My daughter has built quite a lot of stuff and she will hate me if I delete it all.
Sorry to keep asking such noob questions.
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/opt/MineCraft/world
That is great news - Thanks for taking the time to reply back with a status update. Super grateful for the feedback!kevans67 wrote:@Rionoskae - we tested out your image on Mother's Day. We only had two people logging onto the server so it wasn't under heavy load. Anyways the kids were playing with it for 2-3 hours and the server never had any problems whatsoever. My older nephew said that he didn't like to play minecraft anymore, but he really did enjoy fiddling around on the server while the other kids played.
One question I have is - what's the easiest way to look-up the IP address once it has booted into the server? In case it's left with a dynamic IP, and you miss seeing the IP address during boot.
You really don't want to be using startx.... see first post for details.haig wrote:Thanks for creating the MineCraftPi image.
Does this distro include the LXDE gui like Raspian?
It doesn't seem to recognize 'startx' command.
thanks
Thanks for the update.Danosaur wrote:Thank you for all the good work you are doing.
I have been using the link you provide for the actual project and I don't know if you are aware, but something has gone wrong with it in the last couple of days.
Specifically the area where it explains how to install Java and Spigot.
I could really do with that info again as I am playing about with NOODS. The very bare bones server edition of Raspian.
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mono-complete
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sudo mkdir /opt/McMyAdmin
cd /opt/McMyAdmin
sudo wget http://mcmyadmin.com/Downloads/MCMA2-Latest.zip
sudo unzip MCMA2-Latest.zip
sudo rm MCMA2-Latest.zip
mono McMyAdmin.exe -setpass [YOURPASSWORD] -configonly
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cd /opt/McMyAdmin/
sudo mono McMyAdmin.exe
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/yes
As mentioned earlier in the thread, should be able to just copy your "world" folder and be good to go. I will have to test & document this when I get a chance....Ja$on wrote:can i use this image but import my world and just a few plugins to it (mainly lag reducing plugins) and play on my world that i already worked in with friends
Did you checkout the plugins section on my project page?Ja$on wrote:it wont let me download
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cd /opt/MineCraft/plugins
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sudo wget http://dev.bukkit.org/media/files/781/96/StopThatLag.jar