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Try adding ".disabled" to the end of the file names for the Hats and Hatstand mods. I seem to recall seeing errors like that one being fixed by removing those mods.

As odd as this sounds, I think the "ç" in your Windows user name is the cause of your problems, since it's in the install path for FTB, and Java does some odd things with characters like that. Try changing the install path to something like C:\Games\FTB\ and see if it works.

He's telling you to remove Optifine, then try.

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Yes. Navigate to the folder you installed/extracted the server to, or change "FTBServer-1.6.4-965.jar" to (for example) "C:\I installed my FTB server to this folder\FTBServer-1.6.4-965.jar".

Add your FTB install folder to the exceptions list for your antivirus.

Add "C:\Users\Epic-Gamer\AppData\Roaming\Unleashed\" to your antivirus exclusions. Also, you should eventually change your install directory to some place other than AppData.

First, if you have a 64-bit OS, you're better off getting 64-bit Java. If you're using an old 32-bit OS, then you won't be able to play any of the 1.6.4 FTB packs other than FTB Lite 2. To uninstall old versions of Java, go to Add/Remove Programs under your Control Panel and uninstall all old...

Can't you use a Chassis pipe Mk.II (or higher) with a provider module and a supplier module? Or have I forgotten how LP works again?

Sadly, I'm not too familiar with that specific problem, Drkrieger. I need to post because... Do NOT hijack someone else's thread. Make your own thread and post your log to pastebin.com and link it in your new thread.

The Biome ID range is from 0 to 256, if my memory serves. 0-22 are vanilla biomes in 1.6.4, leaving 23-256 open for mods. In 1.7.2, this is expanded to 0-39 and 129-167 for vanilla biomes. Which is why it sometimes takes fandangling to get the big biome mods running nicely side by side, as they...

If I'm reading that correctly, it seems that the update to Thaumcraft 4.1 changed something about one of the wand caps in your inventory/hotbar, which is now an invalid object. Back up your world before you do the following The fix requires some NBT editing. You'll need to open your player.dat...

You are using 32-bit Windows Vista, and are limited to using 32-bit Java. This means you can't give enough memory to play most of the 1.6.4 FTB packs, which require you to give them 2+ GB of RAM. The only 1.6.4 FTB pack designed to be played on 32-bit systems is FTB Lite 2. Additionally, your...

I'm guessing you mean the analyzer block from Forestry? If so, are you playing on a server? If you are, the [Forestry] "player" needs to be an Op on the server.

Does this happen to be in the direction of your floodlights? As in, do you cross a chunk boundary that causes the chunks the floodlights are on to load? Or better stated, what's in the chunks that are becoming loaded when you move in that direction?

Add the folder your FTB packs are installed to into the exceptions for your antivirus. If you're not sure how to do this, Google "add exception to <antivirus name>".

Oh, hah! Yeah. It's never a good idea to serialize engines; always run them in parallel. And @Ashzification , he solved it on his own. ;)

Your Java is even older than you think, or possibly it's defaulting to an even older version. You're also running a different OS than you stated. But whatever. I'd suggest uninstalling all versions of Java and restarting. Then install Java 1.7.0_51 x64 from here...

You're going to need to edit your player.dat and level.dat to remove the stack of colored wooden planks from your inventory, as I'm fairly sure that's what's causing you to crash.

Are you using Optifine?