Not a viable solution for me as I can't edit my server.bat on my VPStry this http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/detected-leaking-worlds-in-memory.12098/page-2#post-139838
I posted it on the second page but no one seems to notice it.
Not a viable solution for me as I can't edit my server.bat on my VPStry this http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/detected-leaking-worlds-in-memory.12098/page-2#post-139838
I posted it on the second page but no one seems to notice it.
This does appear to be working with me, 30mins running and no issues.Sorry about spelling and gramor, am posting from phone.
I was having this same problem with the leaking worlds, was very anoying to have my world crash after 5 - 10 min. didn't matter if it was a preexisting world our brand new. (ALWAYS BACKUP SAVES BEFORE UPDATING!!!!!!)
So after some reading on the forums, googling the issue and a little bit of personal debugging, I solved thisissue (temp) for me. Maybe it will work for you.
1. Fresh install of modpack.
2. Start the game, DO NOT create a new save, just get to the starting screen.
3. Exit minecraft.
4. Restart FTB and disable all of the "wireless redstone" mods.
5. Launch minecraft and enjoy.
Unfortunetly, this will most likely cause saved games that have iteams from that mod already ingame to crash, but ymmv.
Good luck, and feel free to ask if you have a question or ned some help.
P.S. Updating to the newest java makes the game less laggy.
This does appear to be working with me, 30mins running and no issues.
Sorry about spelling and gramor, am posting from phone.
I was having this same problem with the leaking worlds, was very anoying to have my world crash after 5 - 10 min. didn't matter if it was a preexisting world our brand new. (ALWAYS BACKUP SAVES BEFORE UPDATING!!!!!!)
So after some reading on the forums, googling the issue and a little bit of personal debugging, I solved thisissue (temp) for me. Maybe it will work for you.
1. Fresh install of modpack.
2. Start the game, DO NOT create a new save, just get to the starting screen.
3. Exit minecraft.
4. Restart FTB and disable all of the "wireless redstone" mods.
5. Launch minecraft and enjoy.
Unfortunetly, this will most likely cause saved games that have iteams from that mod already ingame to crash, but ymmv.
Good luck, and feel free to ask if you have a question or ned some help.
P.S. Updating to the newest java makes the game less laggy.
Saying this message is for developers is all well and good, but to be honest most of us end users only care about it because our performance has tanked. The message and the performance are related as it is certainly a memory leak issue.
I would happily ignore this message that isn't meant for me if my gameplay wasn't suffering so badly.
Are you seriously suggesting I simply don't use FTB rather than mention a bug? If not, what was the point of your post?
No worries!
You should be good at this point to launch the game. I would recommend NOT to use your saved worlds IF you have any wirelessredstone items in your world. Otherwise it should, SHOULD, work. Best bet is to start a new world and see if it solves your problem. If it does, feel free to then try any of your older saved games.
- Launch FTB
- Go into the options tab
- Click force update
- Make sure "Reopen launcher after exiting minecraft" (Not required, just makes life easier.)
- Launch the RECOMMENDED version of your favorite modpack
- When you get to the minecraft load screen, (i.e. load a game, start a new one, join online...) DO not start playing yet, just "quit minecraft".
- You should be back at the launcher.
- Make sure the "Modpacks" tab is selected.
- Click "Edit Mod Pack". Should be directly under "Modpacks" tab.
- Under "Enabled Mods", scroll down untill you see the following.
- wirelessredstoneaddons
- wirelessredstonecore
- wirelessredstoneredpower
- Select one and hit "Disable>>"
- Repeat step #11 for the other two.
- Close the window
You did backup your saved games, right?
If that's how you read it. yes, or take the time to figure out what mod or machines is taking the most hit on your server.
This is just the nature of modding.
I removed IC2 and RP2 because it had nothing but problems from day one. but now that I heard that they fixed a few things with IC2, I might put it back in.
I am glad it worked!Server still performing fine after a couple of hours on DW 5.1.1 - even though there are occasional (much less frequent) leak warnings which I can now happily ignore. Basically follow the steps Booker the Geek outlined, but remove Twilight Forest and Mystcraft too. I also deleted all DIM folders that were not DIM1 or DIM-1, and deleted all redstone ether folders - however I don't know if that was necessary. It certainly didn't harm the world.
Like everyone else, I have been following the "leaking world's threads" with interest. I have the same or similar issues.
I have been having not the same issue, but almost. Seems we will have to wait for the modpacks to update.One other odd tidbit. It seems right clicking on a coke oven triggers an instant crash with leaking worlds. I can replicate this fairly easily. If anyone needs a pastebin, just ask and the next time I play I will get a crash and post it.