saintnicster

They're being a troll. is not a valid answer. Luckily, the log you copied provides the actual answer, which happens to be root cause of the issue (Java version). You need to force OS X to use Java 6. An example of how to do this is in this thread.

Can't what?

There's something else going on that I can't figure out. Your best bet is to do something like the thread that I posted about earlier, where you're setting the java_home variable and then executing the jar lanucher

It seems odd that your Time Machine would be full, and preventing newer backups. Older backups are supposed to be deleted to make room for newer ones. Heck, I didn't have to go that far back to get a copy of it, as the patch only came out a few days ago.

So, I'm going to put this here. http://www.mediafire.com/?5gbkjr3tgcek4pk I just compressed the version that I pulled from Time Machine. I'm running OS X 10.8.2 as a note, as I'm not sure if it would work on any earlier versions. Use at your own risk, I'm not responsible for you fucking things up.

HA! I just realized that I can restore mine because I've got Time Machine enabled <3 Any luck with you?

You don't need to downgrade. Java 6 still exists on the system. http://technicpack.net/forums/threads/issues-with-java-version-on-mac-with-local-server-and-technic-launcher.19403/#post-233174

You're probably better off setting up an Ender Chest battery charging system attached to an array of solar panels in the overworld as a source for power in the nether.

Go into the Terminal App and enter these two lines cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/techniclauncher open . This will open the folder in your normal finder (assuming I can spell).

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/mac/mac-jdk.html#version I believe you should be able to use the java_home tool/environment variable EDIT - Here is another way. http://codinginharmony.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-to-change-default-jre-in-mac-os-x.html You can go into the terminal and change the sym link of the folder, and I think it should work

This was the error/issue a while back. http://technicpack.net/forums/threads/crash-report-mac-10-7-4-unable-to-play.10541/ You don't get the issue using the default launcher because, AFAIK, Mojang compiled the launcher with Java 6, not 7. The same type of error happens when you use something like MultiMC with Java 7, too. The Technic/Spout launchers are compiled using 7 (with back support for Java 6). The issue is with LWJGL http://www.puppygames.net/blog/?p=1112

The applet plugin isn't the full install of Java. If you would have taken the time to look, you would see that the patch updates Java to 1.6.0_37. Java itself is still there. The download of the update is 80 megs. What program that deletes java is going to be 80 megs? I installed the update when it came out, and by god, I still have Java 1.6 installed. Look, java 1.6.0_37 and no java preference pane! https://www.dropbox.com/s/k5inf6sk8j36ktg/Screen%20Shot%202012-10-18%20at%206.10.30%20PM.png

http://www.java.com/en/download/help/mac_uninstall_java.xml Hopefully you had Java 6 before. If not, do the uninstall, reboot, then try opening the launcher. If the process hasn't changed too much, you should be allowed/guided to download Java 6 from Software Update. EDIT- added right quote EDIT 2 - There's also this page, specifically for the JDK http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/mac/mac-jdk.html#uninstall

That is not correct. Java 6 is the only version of Java supplied by Apple. They even released a patch for it very recently. They only removed the java browser plugin, and the preferences panel. Java 6 is still on the system.

A CASUC reactor? What is the projected output? Glass Fibre cable can only handle packets that are less than 512 EU/t. If it is between 512 and 2048 EU/t, you have to use 4x HV Cable. Regardless, you're going to need an HV transformer in there somewhere. If the output is above 2,048 EU/t, you will have to attach the transformer directly to the reactor, then output to your glass fibre cabling.

There's was an issue between Java7, the OpenJDK for Mac, and lwjgl's implementation of applets (how the client launcher actually works) that was preventing it from completely working. At one point, the solution was to compile the Launcher with Java 6 instead of 7. Java 7 references were removed in a pull request from myself, but they never compiled the mac download with 6. Plus, there are issues if the mods themselves require 7. There has since been an update to lwjgl, so it might be worth it to update to try upgrading to 2.8.4. http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Tutorials/Update_LWJGL

You've made it even more obvious that you're new around here. If you had done the slightest amount of looking, you would have seen that threads don't get closed on request around here.

*FACEPALM* You have to be logged out of the site for it to work, hence the reason why I said to use a second browser.

Get a second browser and have that not logged into facebook. When you click the "Log in or Sign up" link at the top, you will see a "Forgot your password?" link LIKE EVERY OTHER SITE ON THE INTERNET http://forums.technicpack.net/lost-password/

It is exactly like it says on the tin. You need to use the email address on the account as the "Minecraft Username" if you have a Mojang.com account.

Notice that the first parameter is an integer, not a Block object. You could look to see how they do it for something like pork or beef. Perform a reference search in the project to see that Item.porkRaw is used in the constructor of FurnaceRecipes, specifically calling the addSmelting method of FurnaceRecipes. This addSmelting method is directly the same method called by GameRegistry.addSmelting, so we can infer what to do from here. Cooking pork uses the shiftedIndex attribute inside Item.porkRaw, so you can try using that in your call.

If you don't want the power wasted, and you've already made several MFSUs, you can always build in an auto shutoff switch for the reactor.

Correct. If you have file extensions enabled, you would see that the files are labeled Launch.bat and Launch.sh. The sh file is a shell script primarily for Linux and OS X users.

That's what freakachu was saying. You need to navigate inside the Tekkit 3.1.2 folder (when the server is stopped) and open the file called "ops.txt". Once that is open, put your minecraft account name inside and save it. This is the list that the server uses to grant the permissions. Save, then start the server again. That account should now be able to execute the server commands from the chat line

The official RedPower2 for 1.3.2 only went into alpha this past weekend.