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Have you read the buildcraft filler wiki entry? You should check it out, about three quarters of the way down the page, below the pattern descriptions.

Just a clarification, I believe the limit for 32bit WINDOWS computers is actually 2GB, as the architecture allows for up to 4GB, but windows likes to reserve 2GB for its own usage. If you happen to be running practically any 32bit linux edition, you can access up to 3GB, as linux only needs 1GB...

A filler only clears the blocks, similarly to the way the quarry does when its first building its frame.

Take a quick look at the IC2 wiki on how to use transformers (Specifically LV Transformer#Converting to LV). All transformers use the 3-dotted face for higher voltage input, unless connected to redstone current, which reverses the function of the transformer.

Did you perhaps run the backup while the server was running with save-on? Because if you did, then what probably happened is you copied the chunk files while they were being modified, causing 7zip to ignore them. Perhaps edit your backup script to do the following: - Run command "save-off" in...

I think what he means by "play well" is that your other friend didn't lag when playing. I'd agree with POKFx45, its most likely his connection lagging if your other friend doesn't get lag.

You can connect to the server properly, correct? And he can connect to other servers correctly?

Try reinstalling the buildcraft.jar (as in download the correct version from the buildcraft website and chuck it into the server's mods folder, don't forget to delete the old one) - it seems that is the file its having issues with.

Just confirmed; fresh minecraft_server.jar with latest forge works fine with the mindcrack pack!

I'd say you're right about thinking that it is just minecraft.jar with forge, but if I were you, I'd simply try downloading a new minecraft_server.jar and then throwing the forge you want in it, then putting it into the folder where you have your ftbserver.jar. Then you can change your start bat...

No problem, you should probably edit your first post to say "Solved"! :3

Ah, there ya go :D (wth is with these ugly green smileys?!?!)

Bored...

Post the output of "java -version" - in some cases even though you have 64bit java installed, 32bit java will be the one with the environment variable.

You're getting lag when you generate new areas and open Mystcraft portals because the world is generating, which is hard on your processor and RAM, and often requires a high end computer to make perfectly lag-free. You could probably also use a RAM upgrade (8GB of RAM goes for around 50 bucks)...

Do you have 32bit or 64bit windows? In the off chance that you have 32bit, the maximum RAM you can allocate is 4GB. If you have 64bit you might have 32bit java, which also limits at 4GB. I'd advise upgrading your Java to ensure you have 64bit, as it is possible that you could have downloaded the...

What you did is set a default parameter for any java start. That would allow you to run a server with 8gb allocated without having to type "-Xmx8G" in your start batch. I think your problem could be in capitalization though. Try replacing this "-Xmx8192m" with "-Xmx8192M". If that doesn't work...

What do you mean by "I modified my Java," as in you modified its default arguments or changed some random thing?