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    how do i add more ram to 1.12.2 forge server

    gimmecookies replied to gimmecookies's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    worked like a charm, thanks!
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    how do i add more ram to 1.12.2 forge server

    gimmecookies posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    when i install the server files for 1.12.2 forge and accept the eula and all that my server only runs with about 250mb of ram, i've made servers before and from what i recall there's usually a batch file but for some reason with forge 1.12 there is no batch file, i searched this problem up and apparently it's okay to just make your own batch file and i put the usual java xmx xms stuff but for some reason when i run it i get given some weird error, something to do with class loaders not being allowed to cast to some url class loader. i'm not too sure if it's something to do with forge needing 2 arguments in the batch file because in my 1.19 server it said it also needed a second argument to run forge properly, but i can't really recreate that in my 1.12 server because the library file that it's pointing to in my 1.19 server doesn't actually exist in my 1.12 server. please help i just want my ram

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