- HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALL
- HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING MODS
- HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING SOFTWARE
By default it generates a ridiculous amount of log entries. Monitor the logs in /mnt/tank/jails/mineos_1/var/games/minecraft/servers/revolution3/logs/ for problems. Be patient, it takes a while to start up. I gave it 4096 Mb of -Xmx that seems to be the bare minimum.
Start your"revolution3" server up, Click the Accept EULA button, pick the "forge*unversal" jar file when it prompts you. back to the MineOS admin page, logoff/logon to refresh the server list. after copying: change the ownership of all the files in that folder to mcserver:mcserver recursively. before copying: change your transfer settings from binary to automatic and check the "Remove BOM and EOF file marks". Use WinSCP to copy all the files from C:\path\to\atlauncher\Servers\Revolution3_373 to your FreeNAS jail, typically /mnt/tank/jails/mineos_1/var/games/minecraft/servers/revolution3/ Make sure to do the following (WinSCP can do all that, no command line needed):. This should create a "revolution3" folder in your jail. 25599 the rest of the fields can be left as-is Create a new server, just give it a name "revolution3" and an unused port, e.g. The PBI plugin may also work, but I didn't test it. On FreeNAS, I assume you created a standard jail and have MineOS working using this brilliant How-To guide. C:\path\to\atlauncher\Servers\Revolution3_373\ You can delete this folder later. Click the "create server", and note down the path where it saves the files, e.g. HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING MODS
I installed 3.7.3 / based on Minecraft 1.7.10 with the whatever default mods it selected
HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALL
Run the launcher, install a new "Revolution 3" instance. Download the ATlauncher client, I picked the ".exe" version as we're running Windows clients. I never used the ATLauncher modpacks, so I gave it a try and managed to get a Revolution 3 server running. I have a Minecraft fanatic son also, and as a result I'm running several modded Minecraft servers, Forge, FTB, CraftBukkit, all managed through MineOS. Three weeks later, dozens of man hours of worthless research and failed attempts, my soul crushed, my son disappointed, I gave up. I threw myself into this project the way I would a cloud scale SAP deployment. 
I watched dozens of YouTube videos, read several tutorials, checked the forums, everything. That night, I spent five hours trying to make it work. I figured, what, how long could it take? An hour? Maybe? Right? Twelve-year-olds do this all the time, right?
Being the cool IT dad, I said, sure, no problem. Until the kid wanted to install the Twilight Forest mod. There were times there were 15 or more kids playing cooperatively in the same land. We had LAN parties to play Minecraft at my house. I spun up several worlds on my colocated server for him and his friends to play. My son jumped into Minecraft hardcore years ago. I have a five-digit Slashdot UID beginning with a '1'. I got my first internet email address in 1987 and my first internet domain in 1995.
I even made to the level of IT Directory for a financial services firm.
HOW TO INSTALL FORGE 1.12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING SOFTWARE
I've written (minor) software in a dozen different languages. Everything from the smallest Raspberry Pi to a large IBM AIX HACMP cluster. I have never successfully installed a modded minecraft server.
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