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Maybe you could post the crash report?

That's a reason for or against modpacks; it's not a reason for or against any particular version, except to the extent that different versions have different modpacks. It's also an equally valid reason to downgrade to 1.2.5, for example - Tekkit wasn't centred around either of those mods.

Tick the "actively cooled" box?

Let me pose the opposite question. 1.8: why bother upgrading? As far as I can see, about the only reason is texture-pack-able block shapes.

Download - Immibis Core not required. This mod will show you all explored areas of your world, by rendering them when you go near them, and saving the pictures. It's not perfect quality, or even good, but it works surprisingly well. Note that it can use quite a lot of disk space - hundreds of...

They work pretty much the same way; the name *could* be changed but there's no real reason to. Apart from the actual mechanics though, there was a big difference - there were no visible numbers with MJ! Everything was very approximate and handwavy, kind of like Botania is now. (There were also...

Is there already a mod that brings back classic Forestry farms? I've been thinking of updating them for a while, but never got around to it. Also, the 1.2-1.4 era didn't have WAILA, or all the extra information in item tooltips (like EMC values). If you wanted to know how much EMC something...

Or http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/new-big-reactors-simulator.88997/ (Which has some extra features, and some missing features, like the ability to use non-default config settings)

Is that a suggestion? You're saying the game should crash with that message when you look up an item in the electrical handbook?

Presumably because they don't want to list too many packs at once, and this pack is no longer one of the most popular that deserves being listed.

No idea either, but set it to at least 2GB of RAM (which will actually use 3GB), and make sure to close the launcher console after Minecraft starts. The latter is because there's some mod bug that will spam the console while you have NEI open, and then the launcher uses a lot of memory storing...

That's an idea. The reason it's only ore processing right now is that I don't really know what else to add. Some of the MineChem molecules will probably be too complex to make though.

You can already make obsidian in the smeltery. Pour in water, and lava, and they "alloy" to liquid obsidian.

Do you have Immibis Core 59.1.3 or later?

A Minecraft nosepicking mod. Pick your own nose, or your friend's! Or the villagers' or zombies' noses. Boogers act like slimeballs, and can be made into blocks, melted down to liquid in a smeltery, etc.

Download - requires Immibis Core 59.1.3 or later, and a fluid piping mod. Buildcraft floodgates are also recommended. Who here likes SpaceChem? Well, SteveChem is SpaceChem in Minecraft. This is still very unfinished. Currently you can use it to multiply coal ore, iron ore and gold ore, and...

Don't worry about tesseracts making your system obsolete; if it's cool enough, people will use it anyway for the cool factor, and server owners might disable tesseracts. (Also, the only way to realistically compete with tesseracts is to make something even more boring than tesseracts)

How about a way to make the smeltery run on RF?

Why would you want it to work with things that aren't inventories?

Fixed. (Somehow I uploaded it to dropbox, then copied a nonexistent link to immibis.com instead of dropbox)