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Oh really? Latency - There is no point for me to use that host because there would be lag.

Are you in offline mode?

What about people who aren't in the UK?

Great idea! You just fixed my overflow problems!

Engines require redstone power to function. They also require 6(I think) EU per second, move the wire so the distance between the engine and the junction is the same. If it still isn't working increase the amount of power going to the engines.

Could you not just rip the sprites? Or do you require a higher resolution?

NoCheat I believe does this.

Okay, what do you need help with? Also a lot of the members here have short tempers.

That problem has been previously attributed to multiple instances of Java being active hogging the same port. Possible fix: Ctrl+shift+esc (Task manager shortcut) End each Java Process and then restart your server.

Source?

Not true, Notch supports modding. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110403192724AADbxiA http://www.instructables.com/answers/Is-it-legal-to-make-mods-for-Minecraft/ But the tekkit pack is on a technicality possibly illegal due each of the individual modders legal agreements.

What processor? Because GHZ is almost meaningless en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megahertz_myth

I use a Phenom X2 550 and 1Gb for the server, I have about 6 players on. No lagg.

Copy the modpack.jar into a clean 1.1 jar and it will work with the standard launcher.

Go into the modloader.cfg file and turn them off by changing on to off

Right click with the orange IC2 wrench or the electrical one.

Towny 1.1 R3(or whatever the closest) works

Bump up my post

Do you have your path variable set?

As I had said in another thread I don't have access to the internet very often. I found a thread suggesting that I use a name changer, it works but when I try to connect it says I am missing lots of mods. Have I missed something? http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,827.45.html I also came across a thread that looks like it has the solution but: Yes I own the game.

Thanks for that, I wasn't even aware that the pack was that young.

I don't check for server software updates very often, if I knew the frequency of updates I can check if there are any updates during the expected period of time.

Just wow. You could have solved this with the release dates of the old versions.

Frequency takes into account how close together something happens, in this case updates. ETA is the expected time for one event to occur. I didn't word anything differently I am asking for the frequency of the updates.

Its not an ETA I am asking about the general frequency about the updates.