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Setting Up Your VPS for Botting using CentOs

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Casper, try it again with Linux GTK x32 bit? You can also try "yum -y uninstall java" and then REinstalling it. Also, try deleting the botclient.zip and NeXus folders and redownloading them.

That looks like an error with the client, tbh.
 
Done everything you told me to and still nothing :S these are some new pics.



i have installed on "GTK 64 bit, motif 32, GTK 34 and it only seems to load up when i use the original GTK 64.



just showing you the Xmx100 and Xmx472

Thanks in advance. :)
 
Great guide! Thanks for the step-by-step walk-though. :)


EDIT: I figured out my problem, thanks.
 
oh wait one question: i got to the auth and news panel deal but after that nothing comes up when I click on the auth im using...?
 
EDIT: Simply copy and paste error and terminal error

GUIDE HELPED ALOT :)

Except when I went into properties for run-linux.sh, I did not need to change -Xmx1000m as when I changed it to the one you stated, It would not start up the bot, I changed it back and the bot is working like a charm

Thanks a ton even though you're banned. Client wouldn't work until I changed it back to -Xmx1000m.

Done everything you told me to and still nothing :S these are some new pics.



i have installed on "GTK 64 bit, motif 32, GTK 34 and it only seems to load up when i use the original GTK 64.



just showing you the Xmx100 and Xmx472

Thanks in advance. :)

See above ^ change the Xmx472 back to Xmx1000m, should work just fine.
 
Amazing guide, helped me set up my VPS with no knowledge at all in under 30 minutes!
 
Whenever I connect, all I see is a grey screen :S.
Am I doing something wrong?

EDIT: Nvm, I forgot to put a space in one of the codes lol.
 
Yeah bud, still works. Just used it again to refresh my memory when setting up my warp 4 vps. :D
 
Yeah, I have no experience with any other distribution of Linux, but I assume a lot of it is cross-compatible. I'm not sure if XFCE or nano are distro-specific, but aside from that, most of it seems pretty universal.

Anyhow, thanks for the input. :)

I think it would be fine, there really is no such thing as a distro specific command, all commands are simply programs. However; some distros just may not have the program or its dependencies installed by default. If nano doesn't work for a distro you can always use vi or vim, although nano is fairly universally installed on every BSD and Linux I've ever used. :) cool guide bro.

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