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Hello guys, i opened this topic to find out if this is for real.
I saw the episode 8 server work on windows 7 ultimate x64 version, on windows 7 ultimate x86 is not working.
If there is some one with x86 version and the server is working please tell me, but i guess there isn't.
Right now one of my friend are uploading his working server on x64 and i will try it on x86, if will not work than this is the problem of the channel disappear.
I will post here when i will got the server and test it.
your Windows build version?
7600
7601
??
Build 7601
x86 system support only 3,5GB of RAM, maybe you are taking errors for this reason.
3,5GB of RAM is to little for a Cabal Server
imagine the scene
one VM
one client
one data bank
All these under a Real machine with 3.5GB of RAM, isn't good
4,35GB of ram is my consumption when running it all on one PC.
VM in VM works but does not function well,..
Well, i asked about the operating system, and now you jumped to components, i know how much ram support x86 and x64, i just asked if the x86 support that server or not, because i saw few guys have the server working, and few not(including me), and we all followed same tutorial, and how this can be possible?!? Just because of the operating system.
Again to my question: Is there anyone whit Windows (x86) running a EP 8 Cabal Server?
Win7 Ultimate Fully Updated 32Bit/x86 Running EP8 Server... :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by S37uP!Update
Just Followed The Guides Carefully And A Bunch Of Trial And Error...
Well, i have this x86 ultimate fully updated, followed the guide how to create the server really carefully, did for 10-15 times already, and still not working, who got x64 from first try to make server he successful with working server.
Well,.. What UN-Earthly Problems Do You Have Now With The Forsaken Server?!... :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by S37uP!Update
Well Ive got Windows 7 Ultimate Build 7601 x86 and Ep8 is fully working
The CentOS VM server runs in windows 2003 x86, xp x86, 7 Ultimate x64. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by toast2250
You Guys Forwarded Ports Right?!...Quote:
Originally Posted by JemCanoy
38100-38200 ports forward tcp/udp -> centos ip.
1433 port forward tcp/udp -> mssql ip.
Windows firewall off
centos firewall off
uac off.
I forward my ports from 38101-38190 but u can just forward from 38101-38200Quote:
Originally Posted by 4pLay
if u are doing server in a LAN, NO need forward ports, just turn off the CentOS's firewall