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    forge-server 1.6.4 on ubuntu, constant running thread

    hurr1k4ne replied to hurr1k4ne's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    thanks luacs, i installed a very fresh install of forge-server and after startup all threads went into SLEEP... So this is the intended way... after activating Mod after Mod (for the last 2 hours...) i found the Mod HDSAC going crazy.... So no forge related Problem! thanks for your help...
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    forge-server 1.6.4 on ubuntu, constant running thread

    hurr1k4ne posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Hey, I do use a root server with Ubuntu 14.04.1 (i7-3770, 32GB RAM, SATA-6G). Installed first openjdk-7 (1.7.52??) now switched to oracle-jdk (first 8 now 7). started with forge recommended start.sh and/or GC optimized batch. minecraft-server 1.6.4 minecraft forge: forge-1.6.4-9.11.1.965-universal.jar My Problem: when starting the server, i do have one cpu core running on constantly 100% usage. And when using htop i can see that one of the process-threads are constantly running, other are sleeping. When i create a new world, same happens, so it should not be a anchor or something... Is it normal that 1 thread is running constantly even no one is connected? I've never seen this before, or could not remember... If this is not normal behaviour i can give more info. Thanks for your cooperation!

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