Mmmarc

My method to successfully run my Tekkit server and client (Running OS-X 10.7.5) after those apple bastards removed the Java preferences utility was similar to this one but slightly tweaked. I first downloaded the latest Java from Oracle SE 7 "u7" and did the following: Server side: 1. Check Java version using "Java -version" in terminal 2. If necessary, to change Java version to 7 (7 is needed for server), then run this command in terminal: /usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.7.0_07 --exec javac -version 3. Navigate to /Desktop/MC/Tek ### Note, this is where I store my server launch script, so replace this path with wherever you have it. 4. Run this terminal command (starts the server) bash launch.sh Client side: 1. Check Java version using "Java -version" in terminal 2: If necessary, to change Java version to 6 (6 is needed for client), run this command: /usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.6.0 --exec javac -version 3. go to downloads folder (in terminal) 4. Execute command: export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home 5. execute terminal command (launches technic launcher.) java -jar technic-launcher-latest.jar All in all, I am furios with Apple for this change... what a waste of time. I also agree that eventually, it would be nice to have technic launcher compatibility with Java SDK 7 for OS-X users.