Yuriy

Post a proper bug report in the proper forum (the bug forum). Also, prior to that, delete the installation folder (Technic or Tekkit) that's giving you problems and try re-installing from scratch. Don't forget to use the launcher logs in your bug report as they have more information. Also, pastebin.

Guess that depends on how Pahimar codes EE2 and EE3, doesn't it? I think Pahimar would react favorably to being asked such questions. On second hand, probably not. In short, wait and see.

You have backups... You don't have to play the newly-generated map, it was for diagnosing whether it just had trouble loading your map. Either way, yeah, try loading from a backup and find out where, when, and how the corruption occurred so it doesn't happen again.

Some tools allow you to fix or regenerate corrupt chunks but may have trouble working with mods. I'd tried, in vain, to fix map corruption within Tekkit twice. Although it may be possible, I'd often rather start over than spend hours trying to fix it. Nevertheless, you didn't answer my question...terrible form answering a question with a question without at least providing for me an answer.

Map corruption? Have you tried with a fresh or non-generated map?

Download Tekkit Server. Port forward port 25565 from your router to your hosting computer. Run server. Stop server ("stop" command). Go into server properties file and enable whitelisting. Modify white list to include people. Start and play.

Help us help you. In other words, provide more information because we can't read your mind.

http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/small-scale-recruitment-thread.22584/

"Caused by: java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: net/minecraft/server/mod_NetherOres : Unsupported major.minor version 51.0" Just pointing out that if you read the errors many of them will give you a clue as to what you should search for. The part in bold is the topic of many threads and commonly associated with not running Java 7 (or MC not loading into Java 7 if both 6 and 7 are installed). Just trying to help you learn to troubleshoot some basic errors. Also, if you can't troubleshoot something and it's a basic install or bug, I'm also trying to explain that you should use the bug forum in the proper bug reporting format because that's where bug reports are supposed to go. However, thanks for using code tags; pastebin is also nice because it doesn't make your thread too long and people can see the error report with line numbers. Again, that's for your future reference.

http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/do-not-ask-others-to-find-you-a-tekkit-server.22029/

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre7u7-downloads-1836441.html Get the x64 for whatever OS you run. Also, you're in the wrong section with the wrong format. If you had searched Unsupported major.minor version bug using the forum search, you'd have found it's a common problem and you'd need to get Java 7. For the record, currently (I believe), you need Java 7 for Advanced Machines, Nether Ores, and at least one other mod whose name I've forgotten.

You can't take the trip wires out if you're launching it on a 1.2.5 server. Whatever id is assigned to tripwires in 1.2.5 will replace trip wires...if no id is assigned, they'll turn to air. If the map is made around trip wires, I'd probably just host a regular 1.3 server (or a bukkit variant of a 1.3 server).

If you get the right bukkit server version and the normal client, all they would have to do is drop the jar into the mod folder. Either way, as you wish.

Yes, those vanilla maps are usually balanced around only being able to craft vanilla items. Although I haven't played it, if it's possible to craft some tekkit items, they may offer an unfair advantage depending on the resources to which one has access. If I'm not mistaken, trip wires were only added in MC 1.3 (could be wrong). If so, then you wouldn't be able to craft them and they'll probably turn into something funky if you tried running that map on a 1.2.5 bukkit server with Tekkit on it. In short, consider the map and the players. My girlfriend and I play maps like that on our Tekkit client all the time except we restrain ourselves to not craft items we shouldn't have for a vanilla adventure map. So, decide accordingly. If your server isn't dedicated, I don't see why you just wouldn't turn on a vanilla server for some of these maps but if you trust your members and just want to boot in through Tekkit, it should work.

I've run vanilla adventure maps on Tekkit servers all the time. Just make sure they're made for the right version of MC (I have one map made for MC 1.3 that has trees covered in DM pedestals for some reason). But for normal MC 1.2.5 maps, it should be fine as long as you know that mod item crafting will be possible and you're fine with that.

Dude, just install the new Forestry in 3.1.2...there're several threads on this forum that'll tell you how to do it. Go search for them.

Ask an admin nicely? The Request sub-forum would probably be the most appropriate. Edit: It's here now.

http://forums.technicpack.net/forums/modders-metropolis.42/

http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/how-to-create-and-use-a-block-id-dump.10289/ You use it whenever you run into a block/item id conflict. If you have the dump generated before you install stuff, you'll know what ids are available and then you change the newly-generated configs to match a fresh id. I try to get everything running client-side first (lets you know if forge is going apeshit). Once the client works in an SSP test, I try to get the bukkit ports working server-side. I make backups of all my servers and I have at least 10 servers on my computer I can run at any one time (localhosting for myself and friends). If you're hosting online or you care about your server being down for testing, get a second one. Otherwise, just bring it down, tweak it, and test it.

It depends if you're one of the people playing Tekkit in SSP or SMP. Whenever I mod my Tekkit install, I normally [back up and] perform a block id dump for the client then try to get the mods working client-side. If they work in testing, I'll run the same version bukkit port onto the server and then test it after I'm done updating the configs. I can't tell you if those particular mods will work because I don't use them and I don't want to install them to test them. However, most mods will allow you to research if they're compatible with a specific forge version, if they require additional APIs, or if they conflict with any of the mods in Tekkit. Usually this requires you research each mod and test each mod individually until you get them to work or you don't. If you run into issues, we may be able to help after you've researched and tried out the mods and did the basic troubleshooting. Some people on here, myself included (when available), may be able to look at a log for you and your documentation (document every install, a lot) and tell you if you did something wrong or should try something different, but very few would spell it out for you mod by mod unless they happen to run a similar set of mods.

How about some more information? For single player, you can probably just grab the newest forge version and toss it into your modpack.jar. If you intend to play online (what Tekkit was designed for), you need to get the forge version of 0.9.1.02 (client) because that's the only version with a bukkit port at the moment (I believe).

No, but you can try the mods here ( http://mcportcentral.co.za/wiki/index.php?title=Ports_for_1.2.5 ). If they work with forge and don't have conflicts with other mod versions, they may work without blowing your stuff up. Make sure you get an id dump before you add anything that adds blocks and uses ids (in case of conflicts).