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Hi,

I have compiled a mc-server and have it runnining on a Raspberry Pi.
To have a look at my sever connect to .....

pucknell2.homeip.net:25565

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Heres how I did it!


sudo apt-get install subversion
svn checkout http://mc-server.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mc-server-read-only
cd mc-server-read-only
make release=1
#Make a cup of tea. Get some choc biscuits too. This takes over an hour to compile.

cd MCServer
./MCServer

#We are Running!

In a browser go to ... http://Rasp.Pi.IpAddress:8081
username is admin
password is admin

Fire up a minecraft session on your PC.

Connect to .....

Rasp.Pi.Ip.Address:25565


To keep it running when I logoff I like to use tmux
tmux is just like screen but I think much better.

sudo apt-get install tmux
tmux

then in that screen run the mc server

when you relogin you can issue a

tmux attach

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DAVE

I have tar'ed and gziped my compiled version.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hbg7ksrbfl46zbn/B2H9o7HZfo

Just extract the file and run.

tar xvfz MCServer_PI.tar.gz
cd MCServer
./MCServer

* Disclamer. The program is NOT my work I have nothing to do with this except compiled and tar'ed. If I am not ment to distribute like this then sorry I didnt know.. Just thought It would be helpful. If you want to me to remove then please ask and ill do right away... Sorry Guv!....

There are already automated builds for the RasPi, bearbin is providing them. However, thanks for the detailed guide for compiling the server, I think it will come in handy for people who don't trust online executable downloads.

Bearbin's builds thread:
https://forum.cuberite.org/showthread.php?tid=538

I have just compiled r1276. (Latest as of this time stamp)

Lot quicker!

CPU utilization has gone down too and from what I can remember I think taking up less memory too.

So far VERY pleased!