Problem with ComputerCraft in build 2.1.1

[imperialskull]

Launcher/pack version: Tekkit v 2.1.1 (developmental build)

Operating system: Windows 7 64bit

Java version: jre v7 64bit

Problem: ComputerCraft displays an error in the GUI when clicked on ( while on server only)

Error message(s): (displays in GUI) " failed to load mods/computercraft/Lua/Bios.Lua" Check you installation of....etc.

server stack trace can be found here:

http://pastebin.com/bpC7fqyc

Hopefully just a simple syntax fix, but thanks for the help.

[1800downed]

same here i renamed the computer craft folder also and i still get the error will experiment around if i get it to work will post here =)

[1800downed]

still need help with this any would be nice

[john]

It is wrong installed on my server too.

If anyone can make a video or put a link to one computercraft that works would be good :)

[macmakkara]

Don't mind system texts cause im from finland and using finnish language on my comp

[gigafunk]

Rename the /mods/computercraft folder to exactly what its asking for, and if its linux its case sensitived, does it ask for ComputerCraft or Computercraft or computercraft? Linux world these are all different directories.

[caramonfire]

The renaming fix ([2]ComputerCraft into ComputerCraft) isn't working for me. I suspect it's something to do with the mac launcher I'm using to run the server: http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,1938.0.html. When I run the server app, it makes another folder named [2]ComputerCraft while leaving the renamed ComputerCraft folder in the mods folder. The source code for the app is included in the link.

I'm running Lion, I have the JDK 7 thing installed, and I know about swapping the order of the java versions around.

I needed to delete the renamed folder in order to be able to even log into the server, so I won't have logs unless asked (I would need to recreate the problem, requiring me to take the server offline).

Thanks for anything you can do in advance!

[alexistough]

The file in the mods folder is not correctly named fix it.

[caramonfire]

The file in the mods folder is not correctly named fix it.

If that was a response to me, I already said renaming the folder doesn't help. It makes another one when the server starts up.

[termhn]

The renaming fix ([2]ComputerCraft into ComputerCraft) isn't working for me. I suspect it's something to do with the mac launcher I'm using to run the server: http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,1938.0.html. When I run the server app, it makes another folder named [2]ComputerCraft while leaving the renamed ComputerCraft folder in the mods folder. The source code for the app is included in the link.

I'm running Lion, I have the JDK 7 thing installed, and I know about swapping the order of the java versions around.

I needed to delete the renamed folder in order to be able to even log into the server, so I won't have logs unless asked (I would need to recreate the problem, requiring me to take the server offline).

Thanks for anything you can do in advance!

It isn't that hard to get a server running without that app.

1. Open up TextEdit.

2. Click edit and then Change to Plain Text (or the like)

3. Type the following:

cd ~/path/to/folder/from/your/home/folder/

java -Xincgc -Xms777M -Xmx1024M -jar Tekkit.jar

4. click save as, then untick the thing that says if no extension is provided, use ".txt" and name it whatever you want .command

5. Save it to the same folder as your server, then double click it to run

That should solve the problem with renaming the renamed folder. Just name it to ComputerCraft. It works perfectly for me on mac :)

[caramonfire]

It isn't that hard to get a server running without that app.

1. Open up TextEdit.

2. Click edit and then Change to Plain Text (or the like)

3. Type the following:

cd ~/path/to/folder/from/your/home/folder/

java -Xincgc -Xms777M -Xmx1024M -jar Tekkit.jar

4. click save as, then untick the thing that says if no extension is provided, use ".txt" and name it whatever you want .command

5. Save it to the same folder as your server, then double click it to run

That should solve the problem with renaming the renamed folder. Just name it to ComputerCraft. It works perfectly for me on mac

Thanks, this worked! Just in case other noobs like me come across this thread I'm going to modify your instructions.

In order for my modified instructions to work, the server files need to be located in your home folder. Also, I'm assuming your server folder's name is TekkitServer.

1. Open up TextEdit.

2. Click edit and then Change to Plain Text (or the like)

3. Type the following:

cd ~/TekkitServer

java -Xincgc -Xms777M -Xmx1024M -jar Tekkit.jar

4. click save as, then untick the thing that says if no extension is provided, use ".txt" and name it Launchserver.command

5. Save it to the same folder as your home directory (click on your computer's name in finder, that is it)

6. Open Terminal. (Applications/Utilities/Terminal)

7. Type chmod +x

8. Make sure there are two spaces after the +x and then drag the file you just made directly into the Terminal window.

9. Press enter (return)

10. Now if you don't know Terminal well, it might look like nothing happened. Close Terminal and then double click your Launchserver.command file. If you have Java 7 and the versions are in the correct order, the server should run fine!

11. For other common server problems, see the "Bugs and their Fixes" section of http://forums.technicpack.net/index.php/topic,1938.0.html

Let me know if I made a mistake in these instructions, I'd hate to mess anyone up!

[termhn]

I think it should just be a single space after +x, so it should look like

chmod +x <space>

then drag the folder in