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Could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap


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Maybe someone have idea whats wrong? acis

 

Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap

Server have terminated abnormaly.


Server terminated.

Press any key to continue . . .

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Turn off the geodata and decrease GS ram usage, right click on the startGameServer.bat and change Xmx-2G to 1G.

 

This problem occurs only on 32b OS as you can't allocate more than ~1.3+- ram.

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4 minutes ago, SweeTs said:

Turn off the geodata and decrease GS ram usage, right click on the startGameServer.bat and change Xmx-2G to 1G.

 

This problem occurs only on 32b OS as you can't allocate more than ~1.3+- ram.

 

I have 64bit os,and also i try to change to 1G but same shit

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1 hour ago, Ubuntu said:

Maybe someone have idea whats wrong? acis

 

Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap

Server have terminated abnormaly.


Server terminated.

Press any key to continue . . .

2097152 KB = 2 GB and you give to .bat file 1 GB space? Obviously it won't start.

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1 hour ago, Ubuntu said:

 

I have 64bit os,and also i try to change to 1G but same shit

Can't be. As on 64b OS you can even declare 20G (while you have less) and it will run, as it's not checking if the value specified is legit.

 

You better show your .bat settings then.

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Need 64b OS, 64b Java, and a decent amount of free RAM. Revert whatever you did on the .bat

 

Otherwise do as SweeTs said - decrease amount of RAM consumption, removing some geodata cell load.

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