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Welcome.This error is often caused by an over zealous Antivirus program. Try adding the launcher folder to the exclusions list of the AV program.

Where is the launcher downloading the mod pack? Open the launcher and go to the Options tab. Now please indicate the folder path that is in the box next to 'Install folder ...'

That, 192.168.x.x is an internal IP and will work on computers in your network only, as in inside your house. I'm no expert on servers, but I do know that you need an external IP to allow your friends to connect if they are not in your house. For adding the IPv4 you can follow this to set it up...

Try this thread for a possible fix. Also please add to the list so there is as much information as possible to help find a fix.

Okay I thought this error was with IC2, but apparently it is from DivineRPG. Here is a possible fix that my searching for the error found. It started here with the suggestion that the error had been fixed in the updated version of DivineRPG. Apparently DivineRPG uses the same extractor as IC2...

It is hard to tell in the first image with wrapped text turned off, but did you add the path to your server.jar? Looking at the old arguments I think I may be able to help. Remove the first 'java' from the file. Now at the end of the argument you pasted add ' -jar "put the server name.jar here"...

This guide will help with finding open IDs. The IDs are not hard coded there should be a list of them in the mods config file in the config folder.

What? The FTB team does not keep any of the information about player data. Please provide a console log posted to pastebin.com and linked here. The console log is easy to get. Click on the 'Paste my log to pastebin.com' button on the console, this will give you a link at the bottom of the log...

http://ic2api.player.to:8080/job/IC2_experimental/ Just move up one from the previously linked change log. :p Hope that upgrading fixes it.

Are you running the game and the server off the same machine? If you are that will take a lot out of your computer. Doing so is not suggested. Try these arguments they are crafted specifically for performance.

Welcome. I'm no expert in setting up servers, but what exactly do you mean by not allow you to open the bat file? Does it give an error or do you need to know what program to open it with? I suggest opening it with a text editor like notepad. Also make sure the server is not running and that...

Please post the info in this thread according to the first post. There might also be a fix that works for you in that thread as well.

You could always add the IPv4 option to the end using '-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true' You might also want to put the 64bit version of Java on the server as well. The max you can allocate in 32bit Java is 1GB. Also the arguments in this thread are made for performance in minecraft and FTB. I...

Have him follow the recommended install guide exactly. It will instruct him to remove the 32bit version of Java and download the 64bit version of Java. He only needs the 64bit version of Java. This will allow him to allocate more than 1GB of RAM to minecraft. Now have him add the arguments...

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According to the console log the client ran out of memory. Put the 64bit version of Java onto the client and add some arguments will help. With the 32bit version you can at most allocate 1GB of RAM to the client you probably need a little bit more and the arguments will do that and help with...

Try updating to version #299 or downgrade a few versions. Not sure when the error started, but I believe it was fixed in #299. The above is a quote from the change log is what I believe indicates they fixed it.

This error is often caused by an over zealous antivirus program. Try adding the server folder to the exclusions list of the antivirus.

Assuming you are using the latest version of Avast! Open the Avast! interface and go to Settings. Under the Antivirus selection you will see an EXCLUSIONS list. Click on browse and go to the launcher folder. Or you can type it in yourself if you know it. Now click OK and try to start the launcher.

You need the 64bit version of Java. Look here to get it.