By now I'm hosting all sorts of Minecraft Java Editions servers (Vanilla / Spigot / Bungee Cluster / Hexxit etc.) for about 5 years now). By now I'm familiar with the Java MC Server Business… Haha.
Even if it has some disadvantages, the Minecraft Bedrock Edition is the future! Now I want to use because of the possibility to use up to 8 threads and a lot of RAM to save a Bedrock Edition server on my Raspberrypi 3 (Raspian console OS) host (Port Sharing, DynDns, etc. I already know how to do that)
I have the necessary and ready configured server folder (https://minecraft.azureedge.net/bin-linux/bedrock-server-1.7.0.13.zip) already under the path / mnt / unpacked and made all settings.
However, if I enter in the path /mnt/bedrock-server-1.7.0.13 the instruction LD_LIBRARY_PATH =. / Bedrock_server specified by Minecraft.net, then only one error message appears: -bash: ./bedrock_server: can't execute binary file: Exec format error
Do you have any suggestions why it may be and how I possibly fix it
You are trying to run "bedrock_server" as an executable. Is it even an executable or a folder?
It is not a folder. It's an undefined file in my opinion so behind it is nothing like .exe .java .xy…
The declaration is relatively unimportant under linux, especially if it is a bashscript.
check out the file paths obs there somewhere a tip error.
So I'm about the command "cd / mnt / bedrock-server-1.7.0.13" in the folder where all the associated files are
if I enter the command ls there shows me the console all files (green)
eg bedrock_server, bedrock_server_how_to.html, libCrypto.so, release notes.txt etc. And in blue subfolders like behavior_packs, definitions, resource packs
or do I have to go behind the command LD_LIBRARY_PATH =. / bedrock_server
So right behind the "=" something still use?
Now I want to use because of the possibility to use up to 8 threads and a lot of RAM to save a Bedrock Edition server on my Raspberrypi 3 (Raspian console OS) host (Port Sharing, DynDns, etc. I already know how to do that)
The project can be buried. The RasPi does not have the ability to handle something like that. For that you need a real PC. Minecraft Consumes a lot of resources due to sloppy Java programming. Even if you Java (JDK) on your RasPi bangs the memory would be hopelessly at least 95% Busy. And in the remaining 5% want to run the Minecraft Sever? , will not work.
What you need Is a PC with a lot of memory 16 GB or more because each thread eats memory, no matter how you want to see it now. I've already hosted Minecraft Server with more than 200 players on it to research the load on how, where and what. No server for Minecraft was memory space Gentle and resources Optimized NO! If you want to achieve that Minecraft disassemble yourself develop and adapt or configure. And even then, the question is in the room if the whole thing is still working!
First, create a clever PC on which you can run Minecraft. Then we see sometimes because of your error message next only a small note on the edge:
-bash: ./bedrock_server: can't execute binary file: Exec format error
Anyone who can read and also understands error messages quickly comes up with the solution!
