So, here's my problem; I tried using Linux without knowing how to do the Linux. I burned the OS to a CD, and booted my old XP comp from the disc. Now, I watched a walkthrough on how to install this OS, and completely messed up my PC in the process. (No worries, this is a old 2005 work comp that only has 1 gig of ram, and a geforce 6150 LE)
Does anyone know how to install mineOS, or a linux-based OS in general, and on-top of that fix some ah...partitioning errors?
Info on mineOS CRUX: [url]http://minecraft.codeemo.com/[/url] basically a linux alternative server OS, built entirely around dedicating the system to a minecraft server. On top of that, it allows for forum hosting, and I was looking to get a gmod dedicated ( on another PC of course, this crappy work comp is only for experiments )
Thanks in advance!
how do i linux.
It is actually really easy. Just press next until shit works. Or get a flash drive with some bootable Live Linux, no need to waste CD-s or DVD-s for that anymore. Use Ubuntu or Mint for easyness. Just put the disc / flash drive in and when booted up, choose GParted. You can use that for partioning.
I doubt that machine will be able to run a Minecraft server without crashing every 10 minutes.
[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;35914018]I doubt that machine will be able to run a Minecraft server without crashing every 10 minutes.[/QUOTE]
That could do 4-5 players pretty easily.
[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;35914018]I doubt that machine will be able to run a Minecraft server without crashing every 10 minutes.[/QUOTE]
I've run a minecraft server on 256 MB DDR1 and an Intel Celeron 2.4 MHz from 2002'ish. It gets a bit tricky to open doors, but at least it didn't spam "Can't keep up!".
[editline]13th May 2012[/editline]
Also @OP, when I installed Arch Linux to my server I had some problems which sounds a bit similar to what you describe, as much as anything can sound similar to what you posted. Your explanation of your problem is [i]very[/i] vague and it would help if you could post any errors you see. Anyway, it's possible that you are having the same problem as I had, so if you could post a complete description of what you have done, where it went wrong etc. that would be helpful.
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