Torezu

Launcher...log. If you get a whitescreen, you have one. If you ask where to find it, you didn't read the Common Problems and Solutions sticky, or didn't read it closely enough.

Ummm, Java is free. The Minecraft account on which you're running Technic is not, but then...hopefully you already have one of those.

I was also wondering what a doller was. Is it some kind of foreign currency?

I'm guessing the rubber tree farm or some component of it is dumping stuff all over the ground. Try "remove items -1" from the console and see whether it clears up the lag. If it does, go look for loose pipes (anything that fills a chest and starts spilling, or what-not).

Did you really put an exclamation point in your Tekkit folder name? That will cause you no end of problems.

Just change the tekkit.jar filename to whatever the GUI uses. I think that's all you should have to do.

Place the water/lava so the water reaches full extent before the stream is next to the lava source block.

Yeah, at least one of those will block users that don't have OP ([buildcraft] is one of those) from modifying blocks, which the quarry is trying to do.

You have your .jars linked to WinRAR or another archiving program, I would imagine. Right-click on the .jar and click Run with Java.

Your hearing is slightly warped. The section labelled General Tekkit SMP. It's really easy to find.

Wrong section, no bug report, low-effort posts, chat-speak. People are going to point and laugh.

You need to have the water hit flowing lava.

Are you using any plugins that prevent non-OPs or people with permissions from changing blocks? *Edit: Waited too long to answer.

Tekkit? Yeah, post a bug report. Most likely it's your antivirus or firewall, though.

See the thread in the Tekkit Bug Board for more information.

Can you guys take this to PMs? That's what they're there for.

Wtf stops it from being both? Giving server owners time to update, check for new plugins, inform their members, etc., etc., prevents bug reports.

Yeah, don't bump, unless you're adding content. These are both client-side mods, so...I don't really see a way to get them to not reset when you update the client.

Tons and tons of torches should stop them. Put up doors, get a light level plugin and check for spawnable areas, and/or just add more light sources.

Minecraft is not one of those programs. You will have to manually select the version of Java that's appropriate by running the launcher .jar with the full 64-bit Java path.

Sorry, but I haven't found a way to pipe anything into that second slot - it seems to be manual-load only. Your best option at this point is to just run it through an induction furnace twice.

GUI Scale is set in the Video Options. Normal or Small usually show the NEI interface if it's there, while Large may not. Just maximize the MC window to play in "full-screen".

This was a 3.0.3 server bug. Make sure you have 3.0.4 installed. The suggested solution should fix the problem, but make sure you back up the world and any alchemy bag/tablet data you want.

Only if you allow them to. Password-protected doors and unbreakable areas (use a plugin) can make this nearly impossible.

The error log doesn't pop up on your desktop. It's in your .techniclauncher\logs folder, which you would know if you were paying attention to the bug report form. Also, using 32-bit Java with a 64-bit OS is asking for trouble.