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Eh. If I can trust this random article I googled up that suggests 10 MJ/t is the maximum running speed of a refinery, I could see myself using 8 refineries for fuel production. A single refinery is really slow, and BC fuel is a decent power source for compression dynamos.

Defragmentation doesn't remove data, unless the defragmenter is written poorly. It's also been vaguely useless as far as aiding performance for at least a decade. That said, if your old hard-drive was already dying, the transfer to the new disk may have missed a few bits, which sounds like it...

I'm not sure where you got 80 MJ/t, but that's, like, 16-ish lasers or so? Not a bad number of them. But that's 800 RF/t (10 dynamos' worth) we're talking about.

What kind of comb do you use for that?

256 MJ/t is 2,560 RF/t.

Is that actually the right shape (3x2x2)? It doesn't look like it's forming a multiblock. Yeah, they'll do it. They'll even convert to MJ -- I've powered quarries off nothing but tesseracts and EnderIO conduits.

iChun's website says Sync is currently for Minecraft 1.6. Since everything else up to it seems to have loaded okay, and everything after it is 1.7 compatible, I'm guessing that's your only real problem.

It's a launcher thing rather than a Minecraft thing, so I don't really know what's going on in there, but on my machine in ftb_17testpack/natives I have both the 32-bit and 64-bit dlls. As I said, This is also about as much as I can do from here -- at this point, we're talking about FTB...

This also goes really well with a level emitter and with the machine set to require a redstone signal. I was doing that in my AS play-through to keep gravel, sand, glass, and the harvestcraft water and milk buckets always available. Doesn't even need a storage bus then -- I was outputting...

Unless it *thinks* it can complete the task, but it turns out it actually can't. Which is the example I gave. And that's exactly the point where I wish I could ask the network what it thinks it's doing, or cancel its crafting jobs. Like it or not, people make mistakes, especially while learning...

My experience with LP has been that auto-crafting there is *even worse* -- if LP isn't delivering what I requested, it tends to be a matter of hunting down all the crafting tables to find the one that isn't configured to use ore dictionary planks, or whatever similar goof-up occurred. There's no...

Man, I did my part -- I quoted what I was replying to, and it wasn't your post. There's literally no more I can do here.

Speaking of which, I'm pretty sure the quantum link chamber (in AE2!) can consume power from the other side of the link once it gets an initial charge-up, and you can use P2P tunnels through it. Somewhat expensive, but another way to transfer power, fluids, items, etc..

Well, this one's a tough one. The "Unexpected end of ZLIB input stream" doesn't seem to be actually preventing the launcher from running Minecraft, but it's probably contributing. I'd guess the launcher is trying to grab the 64-bit natives and failing, and what makes me think that is: So...

I try to (semi-)uniquely identify items using just the left side of the keyboard (to keep from having to move my hand off the mouse), so I'd use "ear" for that. Or "der ". P is a key too far to be considered.

And for the stuff showing up at middle-left, you want config/StatusEffectHUD.cfg. It's also a bsprks mod, just like ArmorStatusHUD.

It will also fill chests with fluid "items". Each item counts for 1 mB of fluid. This is just ExtraCells being a little derpy.

Lua is case-sensitive. Unless what you really typed was turtle.detectUp(), it thought you were talking about another function, which doesn't exist.

What is?

No, it's got a crafting recipe: 3x81 storage upgrades. Which are made from 3x27 storage upgrades made from 3x9 storage upgrades made from 3x3 storage upgrades made from 3x basic storage upgrades. 243 is just 3^5, in this case.