Derpixel

Sincere apologies, but this issue was already resolved. I was unable to connect to the forums page until this day. Thank you very much for still providing support! I hope you will continue helping others as well.

Problem stated below Crash Report _________________ # # There is insufficient memory for the Java Runtime Environment to continue. # Native memory allocation (mmap) failed to map 7516192768 bytes for Failed to commit pages from 0 of length 1835008 # Possible reasons: # The system is out of physical RAM or swap space # In 32 bit mode, the process size limit was hit # Possible solutions: # Reduce memory load on the system # Increase physical memory or swap space # Check if swap backing store is full # Use 64 bit Java on a 64 bit OS <-- Using 64bit Java # Decrease Java heap s

This is all amazing input and information. To be honest, I only put a 100 Slot, 24/7 as a basis for really heavy servers to get an idea on top-'notch' (sorry) equipment for such use. I greatly appreciate this, and I'll definitely follow this advice. Point is, I don't know for sure what exact state of a server I'm looking for. Hardware is my only concern, due to the fact I don't know much about that subject besides basics. But if I know my limit, I'll know what I'm looking for. Because if such a server were to expand, I might need better hardware for such expansions. Everything is subjected to

​Thanks for reminding me, greatly appreciated. I guess my brain went out on the details. =P

Everyone is always talking about what "plug-ins" and "Modpacks" they use. But I'd like to know what hardware specs one should have for a decent, Forge based, 100 slot, 24/7 server. With a heavy modpack such as Project: OMNIUS. (Not much known, but it still kicks my processor's ass. Even with 7Gb allocated to java.) Top rendering, and high graphic performance would be preferred. I'd advise everyone reads the Global Rules here: http://forums.technicpack.net/forum/16-global-rules/ If you don't know, but have a dedicated PC for a server yourself. What are it's specs?

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I've been trying to play Tekkit off of an external drive. The launcher runs fine, until I get to the log in page. The point of playing MCTechnic off of a USB/External Drive is to use the launcher on computers without installing it on said computers. But what if that computer's network has a firewall that prevents you from verifying your account! Without the ability to alter it or disable it?! That would be a very big problem for someone who wishes to play MCTechnic on that computer. So, question: Is there a way to port the verifying process through a proxy site, allowing it the ability to conn

IGN: Builtinamp564 Age: 19 Location: NY, USA Ban History: Once, it was personal drama with the owner. Nothing in-game. Minecraft Experience: I've been playing Minecraft since Beta 1.2.1. (Around the wolves update. Puppies~<3) About Me: I've never really played on a Tekkit server before. So I thought I might give it a try. I've wondered how Galacticraft functioned with MP, and how it all works with others involved. I think it would be fun to try it, meeting a new community and Minecraft MP mindset.

Sounds fun, too bad there are no more open slots.