No worries, @Nyandere! Let’s tackle this together. Since you’re not finding a crash report and you’re still facing issues, let’s go through a couple of things:
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Check Minecraft Server Output: Head over to the “Console” tab in AMP and see if there are any error messages or logs that hint at what’s going wrong.
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Port Configuration: Ensure again that your Minecraft server port (usually 25565) isn’t conflicting with any other instance or service. Ezlo’s experience with webserver socket overlap might be worth checking on your end, too. Look at your instances’ assigned ports in AMP using
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Java Version: Ensure your Minecraft server is set to use a Java runtime version compatible with your Minecraft version. This can be done in the Configuration → Java and Memory settings in AMP.
Let me know if any of these shed some light on the problem! 
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