FTB Launcher Problem | No ModPacks Loading

[NoFearisus]

Here is the link. I think I did it right not sure.

http://pastebin.com/4VNjDQYh

 

[UniZero]

I checked some other threads with the same issues and I was hoping those fixes would have worked. I will bring in some other people to see if they have something that may help.

@Ashzification
@lavarthan
@JamiePhonic
@Tristam Izumi

Any thoughts on this one.

 

[NoFearisus]

Okay thanks Zero!

 

[Ashzification]

To start: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUKzT6jj26MUUbwW7ss9wIe5ii7RTwzFu9wwvtjhe2A/edit?usp=sharing

 

[NoFearisus]

To start: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUKzT6jj26MUUbwW7ss9wIe5ii7RTwzFu9wwvtjhe2A/edit?usp=sharing

I use Windows 7 though, that says its for Windows 8.

I tried it and it didn't work for me.

 

[Ashzification]

Try it anyway?

 

[NoFearisus]

Yeah I did and it told me it was invalid.

 

[UniZero]

Did you look at the link I posted in post #16 back up the thread. If you did check it out can you post a screen shot.

 

[NoFearisus]

What do you mean? Like the Java thing or the other thing for Ipv6? Cause neither worked.

 

[UniZero]

Post a screen shot of your system from the last one from the site I linked. The local area connection one or wireless if you are using that.

 

[lavarthan]

After getting the screenshot that UniZero requested please try below.

Yeah I did and it told me it was invalid.

You can do the IPv4 thing inside the launcher or manually add it to the Java Global Options. Inside the Options tab click on the Advanced Options button and inside the text box next to Additional Java Parameters you add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Or you can do it in the Global Variables that will require admin access. Right click on the Computer inside the start menu and go to Properties. Now click on Advanced system settings and enter the admin password if needed. Click on the Environmental Variables... button. Inside the second box find JAVA_OPTS and double click on it. Inside the tab that opens up second box below the JAVA_OPTS add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Now click on OK and close everything. Not sure if a restart is required, but it probably would not hurt.

 

[UniZero]

After getting the screenshot that UniZero requested please try below.


You can do the IPv4 thing inside the launcher or manually add it to the Java Global Options. Inside the Options tab click on the Advanced Options button and inside the text box next to Additional Java Parameters you add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Or you can do it in the Global Variables that will require admin access. Right click on the Computer inside the start menu and go to Properties. Now click on Advanced system settings and enter the admin password if needed. Click on the Environmental Variables... button. Inside the second box find JAVA_OPTS and double click on it. Inside the tab that opens up second box below the JAVA_OPTS add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Now click on OK and close everything. Not sure if a restart is required, but it probably would not hurt.

I did ask him to add that line to the jvm flags but maybe it needs to be in environment variables as well. Here's hoping that is it.

 

[NoFearisus]

After getting the screenshot that UniZero requested please try below.


You can do the IPv4 thing inside the launcher or manually add it to the Java Global Options. Inside the Options tab click on the Advanced Options button and inside the text box next to Additional Java Parameters you add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Or you can do it in the Global Variables that will require admin access. Right click on the Computer inside the start menu and go to Properties. Now click on Advanced system settings and enter the admin password if needed. Click on the Environmental Variables... button. Inside the second box find JAVA_OPTS and double click on it. Inside the tab that opens up second box below the JAVA_OPTS add -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Now click on OK and close everything. Not sure if a restart is required, but it probably would not hurt.

When I do what you said by right click on the Computer and going to Properties and all I don't have the JAVA_OPTS. I can provide a quick gyazo showing that I don't have it if you would like.

http://gyazo.com/c3d8231c57fccde1aa41eb23a2eb6a5d

 

[lavarthan]

Click on the New button below the second box to create it. Name it JAVA_OPTS and for the value -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true
Hope that fixes it.

Edit: Sorry UniZero I did not see you telling him that.

 

[NoFearisus]

Still not fixed. Still the same problem I had at the very start.

Edit: Now I can't even re download the launcher...

 

[UniZero]

That was not the screen shot I was asking for.

Edit: This was:-

 

[NoFearisus]

That wasn't for you Uni. That was for lavarthan. Any ways doing that ipv4 thing fucked everything up. I can't download the launcher now without it saying my google chrome couldn't find the site.

 

[lavarthan]

Then delete the global variable. And get then get the screenshot. Thanks.

 

[UniZero]

That wasn't for you Uni. That was for lavarthan. Any ways doing that ipv4 thing fucked everything up. I can't download the launcher now without it saying my google chrome couldn't find the site.

Oops sorry.

 

[NoFearisus]

I did Lavarthan. Sorry I don't know what you want the screen shot of you guys have to be more clear I'm not that good with English. Like I just can't download the launcher now I'm sure sure why.

Edit: This is what happens when I try to download the launcher now
http://gyazo.com/6e6b3636c48994f10710d3a5e0c6515c