So, as an experiment in patience and to get my little brother off the Main computer, I wanted to see if I could get the official Minecraft version running on a Beaglebone Black, a credit card sized ARM computer, similar to the Raspberry Pi but with more powerful juicy juice behind it, ergo hopefully making a more stable experience without having to put up with the Pocket or Pi version feature seep.
So far, it's come down to LWJGL and the Minecraft launcher thinking it's supposed to grab an x86 version, and doing everything in it's power to make sure that it launches the correct file, so that when I compile my own version of LWJGL and manually try to patch in the files so that they will as native to the application, the launcher runs a sha check, presumably against the maven files on their server, senses something is amiss, and downloads a new copy of the old file in order to "fix" itself, running back into the same error as before.
Is there any modification or third party launcher that I can use to launch Minecraft and bypass the LWJGL check or otherwise use my own without it phoning home, or am I out of luck until they fix it on their end?
So far, it's come down to LWJGL and the Minecraft launcher thinking it's supposed to grab an x86 version, and doing everything in it's power to make sure that it launches the correct file, so that when I compile my own version of LWJGL and manually try to patch in the files so that they will as native to the application, the launcher runs a sha check, presumably against the maven files on their server, senses something is amiss, and downloads a new copy of the old file in order to "fix" itself, running back into the same error as before.
Is there any modification or third party launcher that I can use to launch Minecraft and bypass the LWJGL check or otherwise use my own without it phoning home, or am I out of luck until they fix it on their end?