cotonpk3r Guru Joined Mar 9, 2007 Sythe Gold 1 Messages 1,992 Location NC, USA Nov 30, 2010 #2 means you don't have enough memory to run initiate the Java Virtual Machine. open terminal and type Code: free -m that'll tell you how much free memory you have Best way to fix this is to open the run-linux file with kwrite and change the x1000 at the top to like x350
means you don't have enough memory to run initiate the Java Virtual Machine. open terminal and type Code: free -m that'll tell you how much free memory you have Best way to fix this is to open the run-linux file with kwrite and change the x1000 at the top to like x350
dualimpact Guru Joined Sep 7, 2007 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 1,449 Nov 30, 2010 #3 I did that(the second part) when I first got the vps and I was running a bot for 3 days then I just randomly got this error after I closed the client to add a new auth.
I did that(the second part) when I first got the vps and I was running a bot for 3 days then I just randomly got this error after I closed the client to add a new auth.
cotonpk3r Guru Joined Mar 9, 2007 Sythe Gold 1 Messages 1,992 Location NC, USA Nov 30, 2010 #4 you have to do it everytime it updates. because when you install the new version it will change back to 1000 again. also do the free -m command.. because you might just need to restart the server
you have to do it everytime it updates. because when you install the new version it will change back to 1000 again. also do the free -m command.. because you might just need to restart the server