Torezu

Tekkit isn't using Buildcraft 3 yet...

It should, but I'd back up the whole server folder just in case. You may have lost your waypoints, though - those are in your client folder.

Then you need to take it up with them, or post your own thread elsewhere. Forestry isn't part of the mod pack any more, with good reason.

In that case, try the .jar instead. There are reasons to be concerned if an executable is showing up with a blank icon, though, the most harmless of which is a bad download. It could be graphical, a virus, or a few other reasons.

I don't hate anyone I give warning points to. :)

Your config files are broken. You'll want to delete the mod_EE.props file in the root directory and try re-running the server. If that doesn't work, download the server files again, copy the mod_EE.props file from the server files, and overwrite the old one.

If it's the one I'm thinking of, they provide a link in the server post. They are being allowed to stay on the list, despite the Forestry thing, because the server has been listed for much longer than the rule has been in place. They will have to do all the installation and troubleshooting help themselves.

1) has been done to death, and is the server owner's decision, 2) and 3) are common sense. What's the point of this post?

EU-readers' sampling rate is off or something. Someone explained at one point how they worked, and I just didn't pay that much attention because I never use them.

Looking forward to this when it's done. I don't own the actual DayZ (can't justify the cost right now), but this looks like fun.

Probably here, and your issue is probably items being dumped all over the ground. Is there any machinery like quarries or any BuildCraft pipe assemblies anywhere?

I think your meter is broken. 4000 EU/t is impossible.

Did you just disable AVG, or uninstall it entirely? It likes to screw with the launcher even when disabled.

If it's IC2 1.95, the server's still running 3.0.4 (matching client is 3.0.3). You can either downgrade your client (I would back up your waypoints, delete the entire client-side tekkit folder, manual-select, and let it install), or you can persuade the server to update to 3.1.2, which is probably what you're running. Version numbers are important when you're listing mods that don't match yours, fyi. I wouldn't try to always keep the client the most up-to-date with Tekkit, as a lot of servers don't update right away.

Okay...I thought WorldEdit was installed on the Tekkit server. I think I'm losing my mind... If the server still runs fine, but gives you "Can't keep up!" messages periodically (or even if it doesn't), it's probably item dumping, and should be relatively easy to fix with a plugin or map editor. WorldEdit's not a bad one, and it'll let you clean up stuff like this in the future. You should be able to install it by just dropping it in your server's plugins folder (while the server's off, of course). Edit: I just noticed the 'Can't keep up!' on your console screenshot. That's probably the issue, then. Your world should be safe, but you'll need to clean it up before you try to log in again.

The server probably hasn't updated to 3.1.2 yet. What mods were on the list?

Are you serious? This is not the way to get help, ever, from anyone. Exception: You're bleeding out, and somebody's asking you to fill out an insurance form.

How many mods? All of them, or less than 10? If it's less than 10, that's a version mismatch. If it's all of them, you have a download and install issue somewhere. The "repair is active" message comes from a Talisman of Repair sitting on a Dark Matter Pedestal somewhere. Just remove it to stop the console spam.

If other people can connect, and you can't, your player.dat file (inventory, etc.) may be corrupt and need deleted. Unfortunately, you will lose your inventory in the process.

Delete your config file for Compact Solars and try again.

Yeah, shut off monster spawners in NEI. It looks like that's what's messing with your game.

This isn't really the right place for errors. Yours could be anything from items spilled all over the ground to a corrupted world from a power loss on the server. Try typing "remove items -1" in the server console, and see how many items it says it removed. If it was a lot (over a thousand, say), you have a leak somewhere. If that doesn't work, go stick a report in the Bug Board.

Easier maybe, but this way is sometimes more fun, and occasionally relieves stress.

Wait, I just noticed you only disabled AVG. The darn thing likes to interfere, even when turned off. I'd uninstall it completely if I were you. You need to work on your reading comprehension. :)