Hosting on Raspberry Pi #807
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Any Raspberry Pi will likely work, since JMusicBot is not resource-intensive, at least when only few servers use it at the same time. You will need to follow the Setup Guide, the jists of it are that you will need to install Java, download the MusicBot, by using any means to download files to a Raspberry Pi, and start the bot by using: java -Dnogui=true -jar JMusicBot-*insert version here*.jar |
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It is strange that although it is working in my raspberry 32-bit, it shows me that I'm not using a supported Java version.
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32-bit Java isn't supported as there are issues. For example, changing the volume to anything other than 100 will break MusicBot & won't play any music on that server. |
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Although it's still in beta, You can install 64bit(arm64) version of java with arm64 raspberry pi os. https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/raspios_arm64-2021-05-28/ |
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How would I go about this? I've seen the 24hr hosting page but I'm not really sure how to do it. Also, what kind of specs for the Pi are necessary?
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