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1.8.9 is ancient update. Post your latest log.

I found a post on their forums that might help you out more than my guesswork. Its the one that starts with "I GOT FORGE WORKING!!!" https://lb.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=186547&start=75

Yes, this is heavily frowned upon. The code from the launcher is also separate from the game code. If you are looking for an easy way to launch or distribute your modpack use the twitch launcher.

If the only reason you are using 1.7.10 is that your computer is old you are mistaken. Your computer should be perfectly fine running a newer version of Minecraft. If you are having issues updating we would be glad to help.

Nothing you are doing is officially supported so I can not guarantee you this will work or not break things. All I can do is make educated decisions based on previous experiences. The tutorial does not mention anything about installing forge. Even if you do get this to work it will be very unstable. Forge and mods are not designed to run on a RPI and most likely never will be. Since both forge and mods tend to not be very well optimized in general and performance will drop significantly probably making the game unplayable if it wasn't already. Yes, the RPI3 is 64 bit and Raspbian is 32 bit this does not change the fact it is an ARM architecture. Most PC's use the x86 architecture and trying to run applications that were made for x86 on ARM is like having a conversation with someone in a language you don't speak. It just doesn't work. You will also most likely break if not significantly decrease the life of your RPI if you do not have proper cooling on it. I highly recommend you just play Minecraft on a normal PC.

Please post your log.

The signature is the thing under his message, do what it says.

Try following these instructions:

Make sure you are using the most recent versions of both Reborn Core and Tech Reborn.

How does this prevent you from following the instructions?

First off just because you can do something does not mean it is a good idea. Running Minecraft on an ARM processor is not supported, except for the RaspberryPi version of Minecraft for Raspbian. Even if you do get this to work don't expect it to be running fluently, the Raspberry Pi will not be powerful enough and is not designed for this. In the crash report it states this: install the following packages: sudo apt-get install liblwjgl-java liblwjgl-java-jni Replace the with Minecraft prepackaged x86/x64 lwjgl files with the ARM files: ~/.minecraft/bin jinput.jar replace with the file from /usr/share/java/ lwjgl.jar replace with the file from /usr/share/java/ lwjgl_util.jar replace with the file from /usr/share/java/ ~/.minecraft/bin/native/. libjinput-linux.so replace with the file from /usr/share/java/ liblwjgl.so replace with the file from /usr/lib/jni This is also not a forge issue you may be better off posting on that forum as they should be able to help you more.

This does not change the fact that it is ancient and no longer receiving updates.

That is not what your log says. Please make sure to specify the correct location for the JVM in the launcher.

This isn't an issue with forge it is an issue with the JVM. You could try to update your java to the most recent Java 8. Not java 9 or 10.

I am not exactly sure what you are asking? Most of the time shader mods need to be made for the exact version of forge you are using similar to optifine. So you won't be able to the shaders mod for 1.12 on forge 1.12.2

Could you please post your full debug log?

Try deleting the versions from minecraft/versions Please post your debug log if that does not work.

I just remembered that and couldn't be bothered to look at the code to find out which so I guessed.

It might be both I'm not exactly sure.

You may be able to change it by launching the client with the argument: -Dfml.readTimeout=60 Although I don't recommend it because if it is taking that long to connect if you do it will be almost unplayable.

I have done some work with running servers in VM's and I have never had issues with it. Although none of my VM's utilize a desktop environment. I would definitely think clock drift or throttling when Google is under a heavier load could be an issue. You might be able to ask them about that.

You could try to reinstall forge. Make sure you don't have any mods or resource packs installed. Check if your sound drivers are up to date.

Disabling individual parts of the mod won't change its impact on your performance as the entire mod will still be loaded into the game.

No problem.

Contact the server owner they should be able to help you out more.