I'm pretty sure I've compiled LWJGL correctly. I've downloaded all the packages, and followed all the steps, and I'm not sure what is going wrong. Start the game! I might make a shell script soon that does all this for you if the instructions are too complicated.īut it's not working and I'm not sure what is going wrong.If you patched the json file correctly, it'll still run. This is mostly so that the minecraft launcher has no idea what the files are and doesn't attempt to update them. Make sure that everywhere you see a version number (typically 2.9.1) you append "arm" to the end.
Replace that with your new ARM compiled version. jar file and delete every library except for "liblwjgl.so". When you reach "lwjgl_platform", you need to break open the.
Replace the libraries inside those folders with your new libraries. In each of those folders you'll find a folder marked with a version number. Navigate to ~/.minecraft/libraries/org/lwjgl/lwjgl and there will be a folder for each library inside. Open up the json file and append "arm" after the version number for every instance of an LWJGL library you find inside (disregarding nightly builds). Open up the copied folder and change the jar and json files inside to the same name. Make a copy of the version folder you want to patch and rename it "x.x.xarm" (x.x.x being the version number) Find the working directory for Minecraft. Patch Minecraft with the libraries that result from the compile. Download and compile LWJGL for the ARM platform. Run the command "sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa" in a terminal. Download the minecraft launcher and run it once, allowing it to update and then crash. I've been following these instructions I found on the lwjgl forums: 
So I've been trying for over a week to get Minecraft to run on an install of Ubuntu on a Samsung Chromebook, which has ARM architecture.
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