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Clara and I run Minecraft on our home FreeBSD server in a jail, which keeps Java and other dependencies in a single location. Theoretically , you can run the server anywhere that supports Java and Java-related software, including Linux and possibly even NetBSD, though I haven't tested the latter.
Well, I decided I could not let it go! The positive side is that you can run an Minecraft server on your other favorite OS. This is how I did it. I'm sure there are more.
Getting Java installed
Once you've installed NetBSD and configured networking and enabled pkgin, you must install an OpenJDK to run Minecraft.
Minecraft 1.17 onwards requires OpenJDK 17, but OpenJDK 16 is the latest in the most current snapshot as of July 2022. To confirm, you can search:
If it's 16 or older, you can pull current packages by opening your repo file:
and changing the repo URL I changed mine from 9.0 to 9.0_current
Thank you so much to the Ryoon@ for their work on this. He does so much great work for the NetBSD community, I feel like I owe him a coffee or a beer next time I'm fortunate enough to travel to Japan.
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We are now able to install, along with some other useful tools.
Running Minecraft
From here it is possible to run Minecraft is basically the same as running any Java-enabled server. I put all my files in one location:
Then log into my local account and begin:
We can now start!
You'll notice that Java throws an exception that says "system not supported which we using NetBSD know well. From my testing, you can safely ignore it:
Don't forget to sign the EULA after you have run the server the first time:
Making an introductory script
I like to symlink the latest version of the server to minecraft.jar:
Then refer to it in launch.sh with tmux in order to save the server after disconnecting. I also prefer to give Minecraft more memory:
We're now ready to go!
Follow-up
The next step is creating a proper chroot environment for Java and Minecraft similar to what I have done with FreeBSD jails. I have a NetBSD chroot exploration article in the works for many years. I'll tidy it up and release it soon.
Homepage: https://bankadda.com/
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