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BedrockServerTermux (Android - Termux & Ubuntu)

Prerequisites

  • Termux app installed (from F-Droid recommended)
  • Stable internet connection
  • Basic understanding of Termux commands

Step 1: Install Ubuntu in Termux

1 . Open Termux and run the following commands:

apt update -y  
apt upgrade -y  
apt install wget -y  
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/debojitsantra/BedrockServerTermux/refs/heads/main/setup_ubuntu.sh  
bash setup_ubuntu.sh

2 . After installation completes, type the following command to log in to Ubuntu:

proot-distro login ubuntu

Step 2: Download and Setup Environment & Minecraft Server

1 . Inside the Ubuntu session, run these commands:

apt update -y
apt upgrade -y
apt install wget -y  
wget https://github.com/Hikari2w2/1.18.12-Bedrock-Server-Termux/blob/main/setup_ubuntu.sh  
bash setup_env.sh

2 . This will:

  • Install necessary packages like Box64, Playit, and Git.
  • Download and unzip the Minecraft Bedrock server files.

Step 3: Running the Minecraft Server

1 . Open two Termux sessions.

2 . In both sessions, log in to Ubuntu by running:

proot-distro login ubuntu

3 . In the first session, run the following to start the server:

cd /root  
./run

4 . In the second session, run:

playit

Step 4: Connecting Your Server to the World

1 . After running playit, you'll see a link.

2 . Copy that link, open it in your browser, and follow the instructions on playit.gg to configure your server.

Tips and Troubleshooting

✅ Make sure you're inside the /root directory before running ./run.
✅ If any script shows an error, try running apt update first.
✅ For stability, avoid closing Termux sessions once the server is running.
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