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It was the stack size (duh). The latest update must have added code that would overflow the stack if left at whatever my default value was (probably 512k). I gave it 1MB and Runescape is running happily again on JRE1.6.0_anything and with OpenGL !
So for all of you who still had the Error_game_crash message, simply increasing the JVM stacksize (-*ss1m) is definitely worth a try !
(The censor filter swallowed my command line flag. Replace the * above by the capital letter x)
You have to pass the parameter to the JVM your browser is using to run the RS applet.
Open the file "deployment.properties" (located in ~/.java/deployment) with your preferred text editor. In there you will find, amongst others, a line called
deployment.javaws.jre.0.args=
You add the flag after the equal sign, ie:
deployment.javaws.jre.0.args=-Xss1m
Note that there may be more than one, with different indices (0, 1, 2, etc) if you have more than one JRE version installed. You must add the flag to the right version (or to all of them, if you dont know the right one, it shouldn't do any harm).
Then restart firefox and try to run the game.
it's a per-user setting. In your home directory there should be a directory called ".java" (it's hidden). In there will be another directory called "deployment". Finally in there you will find the "deployment.properties" file.
f you're having trouble finding the file, you can also use the Java control panel:
run the executable: /usr/java/jre1.6.0_30/bin/ControlPanel
Select the "Java" tab and click "View". In the list choose the JRE your browser is using (there's probably only going to be one in your case) and put the -Xss1m flag into the "Runtime parameters" field. Press OK and again OK to close the control panel. It basically does the same changes as the manual ones I described above.
OK, Its solved finally ! Relief... Goodluck on the repair of the Jagex Update FLaw on your Linux OS. if you have any questions just ask me
So for all of you who still had the Error_game_crash message, simply increasing the JVM stacksize (-*ss1m) is definitely worth a try !
(The censor filter swallowed my command line flag. Replace the * above by the capital letter x)
You have to pass the parameter to the JVM your browser is using to run the RS applet.
Open the file "deployment.properties" (located in ~/.java/deployment) with your preferred text editor. In there you will find, amongst others, a line called
deployment.javaws.jre.0.args=
You add the flag after the equal sign, ie:
deployment.javaws.jre.0.args=-Xss1m
Note that there may be more than one, with different indices (0, 1, 2, etc) if you have more than one JRE version installed. You must add the flag to the right version (or to all of them, if you dont know the right one, it shouldn't do any harm).
Then restart firefox and try to run the game.
it's a per-user setting. In your home directory there should be a directory called ".java" (it's hidden). In there will be another directory called "deployment". Finally in there you will find the "deployment.properties" file.
f you're having trouble finding the file, you can also use the Java control panel:
run the executable: /usr/java/jre1.6.0_30/bin/ControlPanel
Select the "Java" tab and click "View". In the list choose the JRE your browser is using (there's probably only going to be one in your case) and put the -Xss1m flag into the "Runtime parameters" field. Press OK and again OK to close the control panel. It basically does the same changes as the manual ones I described above.
OK, Its solved finally ! Relief... Goodluck on the repair of the Jagex Update FLaw on your Linux OS. if you have any questions just ask me
04-Feb-2012 04:01:34
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