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So my modpack is working fairly well and we are playing it in multiplayer on our vds so far it's been fun...hard but fun.  problem is it is locking up a bit I was wondering if someone could help me get to the bottom of the issue or at the very least tell me why it's locking up every so often when exploring.

 

the server files can be found here https://www.dropbox.com/s/bvqpnhnn2zpc80h/ODAM%20Survivor%20Series.zip

 

and the modpack for play can be found here http://www.technicpack.net/modpack/details/odam-survivor-series.327885

 

any advice would be great.  if I have conflicting mods or whatever I will be happy to adjust it.  I'm running the server on a VDS with intel XEON E5 2690 with 8 GB of memory the allocated memory for the server is 6 GB but the consol only shows it's using 256 mb with 45% free.  I don't understand that startup.bat crap at all I have max and minium set at 6GB/2GB that is all I have it set to.  if you need more information please let me know.

 

Thanks in advance.

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  • The server has no need for binmodpack.jar. This can be safely removed.
  • You have item ID conflicts between your mods. Check your FML log for the word "CONFLICT". There are conflicts between at least half a dozen mods.
  • If you are including IC2 you likely want the recipe fixer since a number of the NEI recipes are messed up:

As for your lag, your startup script needs adjusted. Currently it is this:

java -server -Xms1G -Xmx7G -XX:MaxPermSize=6G -cp "forge.jar" -jar forge.jar

Since you are obviously running Windows you cannot allocate more than 6.5G (and preferrably 6G) to the Forge/MC server without causing your system to start using swap space. This is "bad". Also, your MaxPermSize is just way too big. You probably want something more like this:

java -server -Xms4G -Xmx4G -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -jar forge.jar nogui

If you plan on having a couple dozen people online at once you can bump the 4G up to 6G. Otherwise, allocating more memory to the server process than it actually needs will negatively effect performance.

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