I downloaded the file, unzipped it in the downloads folder and ran it using the command on the website in the same folder. But I get this error:
pi@raspberrypi:~/Downloads/mcserver1 $ sudo LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./bedrock_server
./bedrock_server: 1: ./bedrock_server: ELF: not found
./bedrock_server: 2: ./bedrock_server: Syntax error: ")" unexpected
pi@raspberrypi:~/Downloads/mcserver1 $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./bedrock_server
bash: ./bedrock_server: cannot execute binary file: Exec format errorNukkitx works without problems, however
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The error of "Exec format error" is because the bedrock server is not currently compiled for ARM processors.
The error of "Exec format error" is because the bedrock server is not currently compiled for ARM processors.
I made a bug reporting account for this very issue as well. I was also not able to run the windows version on 32b win10, so I'm out of luck for server for me and my friends.
I made a bug reporting account for this very issue as well. I was also not able to run the windows version on 32b win10, so I'm out of luck for server for me and my friends.
1) This is closed as invalid, as ARM is not one of the supported platforms
2) Java is made for running anywhere, C++ only runs on the platforms it has been compiled for
3) https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=186547, Minecraft: Java edition runs on the raspberry pi by using native libraries compiled from it from a third party, its not supported officially
1) This is closed as invalid, as ARM is not one of the supported platforms
2) Java is made for running anywhere, C++ only runs on the platforms it has been compiled for
3) https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=186547, Minecraft: Java edition runs on the raspberry pi by using native libraries compiled from it from a third party, its not supported officially
I know that supporting ARM is not as easy as creating a new skin. Thing is, there is a huge userbase out there who would be happy to utilize their Raspberry Pies (or similar hardware) for this scenario.
On the other side, Bedrock runs well as client on ARM (see Minecraft on Android) and even can work as a server.
I'm not quite sure, how similar the server function in the clients is to the dedicated server. But if there is a certain amount of similarity, I think it would be not that much work to make the dedicated server run on ARM too.
Just my two cents - DaScream
I know that supporting ARM is not as easy as creating a new skin. Thing is, there is a huge userbase out there who would be happy to utilize their Raspberry Pies (or similar hardware) for this scenario.
On the other side, Bedrock runs well as client on ARM (see Minecraft on Android) and even can work as a server.
I'm not quite sure, how similar the server function in the clients is to the dedicated server. But if there is a certain amount of similarity, I think it would be not that much work to make the dedicated server run on ARM too.
Just my two cents - DaScream
I know that supporting ARM is not as easy as creating a new skin. Thing is, there is a huge userbase out there who would be happy to utilize their Raspberry Pies (or similar hardware) for this scenario.
On the other side, Bedrock runs well as client on ARM (see Minecraft on Android) and even can work as a server.
I'm not quite sure, how similar the server function in the clients is to the dedicated server. But if there is a certain amount of similarity, I think it would be not that much work to make the dedicated server run on ARM too.
Just my two cents - DaScream
The error of "Exec format error" is because the bedrock server is not currently compiled for ARM processors.