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ATM 9 server failing. Debian linux server, spark/memory java issue

NoodleKiller
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So I am trying to run a server for All the mods 9 to the sky on a cloud server running debian 12 bookworm. My fabric and vanilla servers run fine, with a little tweaking. I haven't been able to get this on to work, I suspect I am missing something obvious though. Obviously it is having issues with spark, but I can't tell if that's what's causing the crash. I have tries adding the enable spark command to jvm arguments but it hasn't removed the issue. Maybe I am putting it in the wrong place, It seems to be setting my memory correctly at the beginning of the log, but SIGSEGV is a memory issue I believe. If anyone could help me with this I'd appreciate it, not great at reading code or logs and working out the problem.



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