DragnHntr

According to the authors mod post, monitors were added in 1.31, the most recent version, which is for minecraft 1.2.3. Since Tekkit is still on 1.1 it is a pretty safe bet that it is running an earlier version of computercraft and would therefore not have monitors.

This should probably be on the bug report forum, which if you were there you might notice a sticky, the name of which is remarkably similar to the error in your log.

You said you have lag even when on a new world? That is odd. Normally I would suggest that unexplained lag is probably a result of faulty piping dropping large numbers of items on the ground, that will cause your server to take a shit no matter how much ram you have. You mentioned a sorting machine which makes this even more likely, however if you are experiencing lag even on clean worlds then I am at a loss, sorry.

Normally I try to help everyone, but this: just... no. Here, I'll be generous and link you the sticky that has the answer: http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,4195.0.html Thats all you get from me, good luck. edit: in fact, it is so ridiculous i'm gonna nab part of it, thanks i guess.

Sometimes I just like to fiddle with GIMP. I mean look at that shop job, I can't let skills like that sit idle can I? =D

I really put far too much effort into answering him didnt I, haha.

Easy as 1. 2. 3.

That is really interesting and good to know, thanks. MCedit should def be able to fix their problem then, assuming it is the same thing.

Instead of getting an attitude you could try reading the stickies to find out why nobody is helping you. Hint: it's the one that says REQUIRED READING

I was going to chime in asking what error the friend gets on their end, but based on what thebird said, your friend may have ran some inefficient piping/machinery causing tons of stuff to drop on the ground. It is odd that it isnt affecting the rest of the server, is this what happened in your case too thebird? You could have someone run over to your friends base/where they logged out and see if anything is wonky over there, perhaps they will disconnect too. If this happens then you know what the problem is, you can shut down the server, load up the world in MCedit and remove the blocks that are causing the problem.

Thats not necessarily a mac specific problem. My server was doing the same thing until I uninstalled the other version of java. If you know the location of the jre7 you should be able to command it to run that java instead of just saying "run java" and letting it find the version. If it was windows I would say to change the command line to: "C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe -Xmx10G -Xms10G -jar Tekkit.jar" Or wherever your java is located. You may have to specify the path for the tekkit jar actually after doing that, not sure. Not even sure if that would work, just a thought. The easier way of course would be to just uninstall jre6 hehe

Start a new server.

Are there no ic2 items at all in the NEI list?

You used the wrong wrench, it is the iron wrench to rotate buildcraft engines. Sometimes they like to face stupid directions, just wrench it into shape.

Remove their Op status until they learn to behave :p

If the server was not updated, the client is choosing the most recent rec build, which has changed. So pick the previous build, not the next build. Or more specifically, find out exactly what build your server is running and then choose that client from the list.

Re: Will there be a Tekkit 2.1x with Bukkit 1.1-R7 base? The dev build currently in the launcher is running 1.2.3. Unless I am mistaken I believe that answers your question. Docxx is right, I was looking at technic. i still think they are going to go straight to 1.2.3, but who knows.

You install them the same way you would install them on a normal bukkit server. Drop the plugin in the plugins folder. If it does not work, then it is not compatible with one of the dozen mods already installed.

Please observe the bug report format when posting bugs. It sounds like you are trying to burn one type of matter when it is locked into the other. At least I think it does this when that happens. You can read more about it here: http://equivalentexchange.wikispaces.com/Transmutation+Tablet Quick fix is to stick a klein star in the left side.

Sounds like you have the table locked to matter and are trying to make fuel. If you weren't aware, the table locks you into a type when you are transmuting. If you burn iron for example, you can't turn it into coal or redstone because those are fuel. There are ways to get around this, such as sucking the emc into a klein star. It may explain it better here: http://equivalentexchange.wikispaces.com/Transmutation+Tablet Short answer: Stick a klein star into the left side to fix it.

It is pretty self explanatory. You download the server and then run the launcher. There are tutorials stickied at the top of this section if you are having trouble.

I don't know squat about linux, however that error is the exact same as the one stickied at the top of this section. The recommended fix is to make sure you have the most recent version of java, and make sure it is 64 bit, assuming ubuntu is 64 bit. I know you said you tried installing both versions, if i was talking to a lowly windows user I would recommend making sure the old version was uninstalled before installing 64 bit jre 1.7.

Are they exploding when you turn them on? You are probably trying to hook an mfe or mfsu directly to the machines. Most machines can only take low voltge, mfe for example is med voltage. You either need to run the power through a LV transformer, or put transformer upgrades into your machines so they can make use of the higher voltage. Also please use the bug report format next time.

Uninstall all versions of java that you already have installed, now go back and install jre7 64 bit. You will have to add java to the path again. edit: The reason it is not working is because the path is still pointing to your old java installation

You could try placing chunk loading blocks around the quarry to keep it loaded, however I have had problems with my machines not functioning correctly when nobody is online, even if there are chunk loader blocks. What I did was put a lever on the redstone powering the combustion engines that are running the quarry, then flip the switch before logging off. You can even use wireless redstone so you can do it from anywhere.