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What you present as two options seems to be the same thing. Why do you think they should stop developing their mod and let if die off?

There seems to be an issue with MFFS and/or resonant engine: http://tracker.calclavia.com/issue/EDX-170

I don't have any plans to release the source right now, but I haven't decided against it either. I have another version in the works that adds a void world portal as well, maybe when that has been tidied up a bit.

Edited with update for 1.8.

You can try deleting the files under <world folder>/EnderStorage. This probably causes the items in all ender chests to be permanently lost.

You could take a look at Gendustry for bee breeding. You need a bit of resources to use it, but in return you basically don't have to spend any time waiting for the right mutations from the RNG. Make sure to check the bee outputs using NEI. In my own mod pack (mostly default mod configs) I went...

Try upgrading to BuildCraft 6.3.7 or later, it has the following fix: [#2417] Quarry not chunkloading properly (hea3ven)

I've been adding Mekanism to my own modpack these past few worlds. I like the mod because it's not grindy and you basically get things that work. Build a wind turbine, and you get a usable amount of power from it, etc. The only issue I have with it is with the machine input/output sides...

There was a version of QuarryPlus I tried which used a separate crafting table (WorkbenchPlus?), which needed power. This was required to craft the blocks from the mod.

From what I've seen, all of those "important messages" are the very first post by new users. To be honest, I don't understand why they allow this to continue. Simply forcing the first post by a new user to be moderator approved would have removed all the spam, or close to it.

IMPORTANT: Make a backup of all files you edit! I think the easiest way is to make sure your character has the age book in it's inventory, put all other carried items in chests and quit the game. You then use NBTExplorer to open the level.dat file located under the world name in sub-folder...

I usually end up with a wall of around 25 deep storage units with AE2 storage buses, having replaced Jabba barrels with them as I go. Then it doesn't really matter if I have one iron ingot, or a billion. The storage space needed is the same I mean. I think there are two distinct...

What I think works fairly well, is to process all ores directly as they arrive from the quarry tesseract / input chest. So you never import ores in the AE system, instead you use Ender IO conduits to route the resources, and simply pipe the finished ingots (or items that doesn't need processing)...

To get rid of those, while keeping most of your sanity, I would recommend using NBTExplorer (given you have access to server files) to directly manipulate the age book NBT data. Mystcraft itself has inserted a ton of extra symbols in your age book. If you remove them (from the NBT data of the...

Well, you can see that the world is corrupted but that's about it. If you use a backup or restore the world, and then get a new crash, try looking under /logs (instead of /crash-reports) in the "fml-client-latest.log" file. It may have more information. You can also try, after making sure you...

Yeah, I built a level of the house out of dark oak logs in my current world - with an MFR harvester too close. When I went outside and saw how it looked, I first wondered how the world could be rolled back when I was in single player ... Oh well, didn't quite like the look of that floor anyway...

Do you have the crash log from that first crash after the world had loaded successfully? Also, a tip is to quote someone when responding, that gives a notification that someone has responded to them.

The word "BEST" in this context appears to be considered another "four letter word" by some. :) If you don't have a lot of resources, I would recommend an MFR tree farm with some powered furnace creating charcoal that you send to the quarry using ender chests (can move them manually at first)...

If this is in the middle of nowhere (where you haven't built anything), you could try selecting the surrounding area using MCEdit and delete those chunks to force them to be recreated by Minecraft. That could make the world load, but would of course not fix the real problem - why it is crashing...

You might want to try loading the world that generated that crash log in MCEdit and see what is at location X:-622, Y:19, Z:752. That seems to be the tile entity which has corrupted NBT data. The mod it belongs to isn't necessarily the culprit here, but removing it could make the world load...