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I believe you need some sort of conduits now.

Mods generally have dependencies to other mods, in some cases specific versions. Getting the right versions of the right mods together ain't easy. The errors you are getting seem to be due to one (or more) of those dependencies being broken. To solve that, you will need to dig deep into the mods...

Just tried this in a new 1.0.3 world, and I have not seen any problems. Placing a sky block didn't cause minecraft to crash, nor did loading the world. Try updating to 1.0.3.

I have the config files as well, and I am not sure why.

I guess this may be caused by the fact that veinminer isn't part of this pack?

This is your real problem (corrupion in the world save) [16:45:50] [Server thread/ERROR]: Chunk file at -24,24 is in the wrong location; relocating. (Expected -24, 24, got -22, 22) You may be able to repair it, check in here ...

The problem I originally had was on creation of a new world, not on loading an older one. So an update won't fix an already corrupted / broken world, I think.

I just teste this, and this seems to be fixed in version 1.0.3 of the modpack.

Start the launcher, and in the options tab, check the install directory, make sure that points to where the modpacks are installed. If that doesn't help, uninstall and reinstall the launcher.

I believe the problem is that you installed the ftb launcher in one location, and you are running it from your desktop. I'd try starting it from the installation directory.

Known bug in AE2, already fixed in a later release.

5 minutes x 60 seconds = 300 seconds x 20 tics = 6000 tics... :)

I can confirm this. The charger seems to treat a stack of capacitor banks as 1 bank, instead of however many there are in the stack.

I have retested this with factorization disabled, and then seed '4025406989032582977' works (with BOP). So as far as I can tell, this seems to be caused by Factorization.

Judging from the logfile, I'd advise you to remove all java versions from your machine. Once cleaned up, re-install a 64bit version of java 1.7 or 1.8, and try again.

If it is with a specific map, the mod files themselves can be ruled out, so then it is possibly a corrupted file in the saved world I guess.

Pneumaticcraft adds a couple of plants to minecraft, one of which is called the 'potion plant'. It causes a cloud of a random potion effect to occur when fully grown. This seems to have caused your crash.

Just a wild guess, but if the gzip exception is really the one that is causing the server to trip up, maybe check if all the mod files are correct? Maybe redownload the mods?

The FTB launcher does the updates for me, that includes backups/configs and the mods.

Permsize options for java 1.8 are deprecated, there is no point to adding them.