RedStoner

He should've updated that in the OP, not in a second post.

If you have WorldEdit - As soon as you log in try to do a /remove items -1 You may have an issue with too many entities in the area where you are logging in.

You will get this error when you have software on your end blocking the connection. You need to go through and check your firewall settings. You have either a firewall or anti-virus program stopping you from connecting to programs on that port. Add the technic launcher to the exceptions list in your default firewall program to fix this.

Looks like an issue with a RedPower machine trying to use an alchemy bag. Machines cannot open inventory screens, that's what this error is saying to you.

Some recipe's just don't appear in the NEI menu. Great example is the Iron Chests mod.

Click on it with your bare hands, you cannot be holding an item when u open it.

What was happening, is your system probably has 2-3 gb of memory max, The server was trying to allocate more memory, but the system was already using it. When you reduced the amount, it doesnt try to allocate any extra.

With world Edit "//replacenear 15000 anchorid 0" This should replace any worldanchors within a 15,000 block radius with air.

Java 1.4! wow dude.. your about 10 years behind on updates! - J2SE 1.4 (February 6, 2002) Maybe you should think about updating your Operating system too. Updates are a very important thing to do for your computer.

Looks like a block id conflict.

The retriveulator puts out a redstone pulse which is powering the autocraft table.. The filter is sensing the redstone power in the craft table as a regular powered block. You dont neccesarily need the filter. You could put a retriver near the final chest pulling items outa the craft table.. You can put the tube attached directly to the top of the craft table. It may sometimes look as if it is not connected, however, if you filll the table with items, it should reattach.

The mismatched chunks are probably because your map was a 1.0/1.1 map and you are loading it into a 1.2.5 world. This will cause major chunk errors due to the changes in the land generation code in core minecraft. The non-loading chunks could possibly be either a really powerful machine nearby, or many items laying on the ground in the area. Try doing a /remove items -1 if you have worldedit installed. If you can get in long enough to check for improperly wired machines, look for things like mfsu's outputs being fed back to inputs (ie. powerloops). Mass amounts of RP2 timers set at max speed can also hinder the chunk rendering speeds.

Take a look at the caused by line and then look at the stickies.

You probably recently did a /reload on the server. This can cause issues with crafting mod items. Do a full restart on your server (/stop) then try again.

this is a terrible thing. I am truly gonna miss taking down creepers with my rifle. no more "get the gun" moments... aww.

This is something that can be done with a bukkit plugin. Go over to bukkit and do a quick search, you may be surprised at what you see.

If you were to read the old Sticky.. You need to rename the ComputerCraft[2] to ComputerCraft. If it is creating a duplicate, Why not try doing it when the server ISN'T running.

32 bit OS's can address up to 4 Gb of RAM total. He just seems to have an issue with not enough left over RAM after all his background processes.

Your map will load fine. Just empty your inventory into a chest, and take note of your coordinates. When you load it up into the server you will be at spawn like you just joined the world for the first time.

There is a small amount of energy lost when traveling through the conductive pipes. You are outputting so little that it is lost in transmission.

sorry. I guess i misread. *hides in corner*

Not a tekkit issue. It is your texture pack. It is outdated, time to update to a more recent one.

Kinda hard to replicate this since you have not posted in the correct format. I have no issues with this on any of my servers however. Do you have any extra mods/plugins installed? What versions are you on?

Well, the title doesnt show the proper information. Is this on one of the newest dev builds, or a recommended one? 64 bit, or 32, what version of java. Proper format would help developers fix the issue, but with no version information, very little can be done. If i walk up to you with a sealed box and say "the item inside is broke, can u fix?" your first responce will be "Whats in the box?" Why not tell us everything without making us have to ask.

He probably means craftbukkit++.