In some cases, RedHat had provided modified versions of gcc that would somehow get around older libstdc++ limitations, but without those compilers, there simply wouldn't have been anything we could do. Meaning that you simply couldn't compile or run V8 on systems that didn't have a sufficiently new libstdc++. I can tell you from memory that when things like this (making newer versions of node work on older systems) happened back when I was dealing with it, the problem was usually that V8 started using some C++ feature that required a fairly modern C++ compiler, which in turn required a more modern version of libstdc++. I haven't worked at Nodesource in over three years and my access to any of the relevant build infrastructure that I'd need to see what's going on has long been revoked. I know almost nothing about programming in java or any other language, so please keep your answers detailed and idiot-proof.This is disingenuous, the majority of these will not work (xenial, stretch, buster, bionic) minecraft file is copied over from when I was using Ubuntu 16.04, where it worked fine. The launcher always says it's "ready to update & play Minecraft 1.13", rather than just play it. My launcher version is 1.6.89-j, and I am trying to play Minecraft 1.13.
Unrecognized VM option 'CMSIncrementalMode'Įrror: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.Įrror: A fatal exception has occurred. OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: Option UseConcMarkSweepGC was deprecated in version 9.0 and will likely be removed in a future release. If the launcher reverts, the game output tab says this: The launcher works fine using both Java 8 and Java 11 runtime, but when I click Play, one of two things happens: either the launcher reverts back to the click to play screen, or the whole thing just shuts down and does nothing. I recently updated to Ubuntu 18.04 and can't get Minecraft to work.
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