Not that I have anything immensely useful to report.
But my experience with this is using a local lan dedicated server for a 2 user multiplayer world (myself and my son).
The world was built with 1.7.10 and seemed to be operating fine. Upgraded the server to use 1.8 and copied the world over.
Now I receive the above message running on a Mac Book Pro over the wifi connection, while my son does not experience this using a hard wired PC (Windows 7).
If I move back to using 1.7.10 the issue disappears.
I thought maybe it had to do with enhanced resource requirements for the server (as it is an old machine with a single CPU and 1.5GB RAM). However as it never affects my son, this doesn't seem likely.
Next issue would be that I connect wirelessly, while he is wired to the LAN. This is possible, I have yet to try a wired connection to the LAN (I need to get a Thunderbolt to ethernet connector). So I will have to try this to confirm or rule it out.
In my case the load on the machine is low, the RAM allotted to java is large for 2 users (-Xms1024 -Xmx1024), and the network is a local LAN and therefore not affected by internet speeds.
But I am wondering if this is a catch-all warning, as it seems to be happening to a lot of people for a variety of reasons.
J Whiklo
Not that I have anything immensely useful to report.
But my experience with this is using a local lan dedicated server for a 2 user multiplayer world (myself and my son).
The world was built with 1.7.10 and seemed to be operating fine. Upgraded the server to use 1.8 and copied the world over.
Now I receive the above message running on a Mac Book Pro over the wifi connection, while my son does not experience this using a hard wired PC (Windows 7).
If I move back to using 1.7.10 the issue disappears.
I thought maybe it had to do with enhanced resource requirements for the server (as it is an old machine with a single CPU and 1.5GB RAM). However as it never affects my son, this doesn't seem likely.
Next issue would be that I connect wirelessly, while he is wired to the LAN. This is possible, I have yet to try a wired connection to the LAN (I need to get a Thunderbolt to ethernet connector). So I will have to try this to confirm or rule it out.
In my case the load on the machine is low, the RAM allotted to java is large for 2 users (-Xms1024 -Xmx1024), and the network is a local LAN and therefore not affected by internet speeds.
But I am wondering if this is a catch-all warning, as it seems to be happening to a lot of people for a variety of reasons.