Windows .exe SSP World Creation Crash

[Unuson]

A rather unusual crash occurs when creating a new world in SSP; this has happened in both Horizons and Direwolf20's modpack. Here's the first log on Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/mE8keQc5 and the second crash log (with a more permanent log file attached in case the issue lasts longer than a day): http://pastebin.com/BJS27PCq

This occurs on my Windows 7 64-bit OS, with Java version 7 u45. This has occurred on a previous launcher version, but the current launcher version is 1.3.2. It doesn't always happen, and the world file works when relaunched, but it happens enough for it to become a noticeable trend in crashes for about three times on average a day.

 

[Unuson]

I'm also now noticing that my worlds are becoming corrupted and just causing a crash. Here's a new log: http://pastebin.com/bnaCjPdg

 

[lavarthan]

A rather unusual crash occurs when creating a new world in SSP; this has happened in both Horizons and Direwolf20's modpack. Here's the first log on Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/mE8keQc5 and the second crash log (with a more permanent log file attached in case the issue lasts longer than a day): http://pastebin.com/BJS27PCq

This occurs on my Windows 7 64-bit OS, with Java version 7 u45. This has occurred on a previous launcher version, but the current launcher version is 1.3.2. It doesn't always happen, and the world file works when relaunched, but it happens enough for it to become a noticeable trend in crashes for about three times on average a day.

The first log shows you have multiple versions of java installed along with the jdk. You should have only one version of Java 64bit and no version of Java 32bit and no jdk. That is what is recommended anything else could give you errors.

The second log is a common error that is caused by your antivirus program keeping minecraft from using the file. Add the mod pack folder to the exclusion list of your antivirus program.

 

[Unuson]

The first log shows you have multiple versions of java installed along with the jdk. You should have only one version of Java 64bit and no version of Java 32bit and no jdk. That is what is recommended anything else could give you errors.

The second log is a common error that is caused by your antivirus program keeping minecraft from using the file. Add the mod pack folder to the exclusion list of your antivirus program.

If I'm using a 32-bit browser (say for instance, Firefox), wouldn't it require a 32-bit JRE? I guess I can move the 32-bit JRE files to disable them for the sake of a back-up for browser compatibility.

As for the JDK and Anti-virus problems, I hadn't a clue that it (JDK) was installed, but it should be easy to add the Modpack folder location to the Anti-virus suite. I thought the Anti-virus would only affect downloads, which I would disable for updating purposes only.

 

[lavarthan]

Your antivirus program sees what ever minecraft is doing as either a potential problem or it is because the file is a .dat file. I believe it is the first, as I've seen this error with other files than a .dat file.

 

[Dillon845]

Uninstall all your java's then install JRE if that dont work new log

 

[Unuson]

Uninstall all your java's then install JRE if that dont work new log

I've got it working now, thankfully I've got a good uninstaller program that can select the specific Java versions that I don't need. Thanks to Lavarthan as well for helping me out.

 

[Dillon845]

I've got it working now, thankfully I've got a good uninstaller program that can select the specific Java versions that I don't need. Thanks to Lavarthan as well for helping me out.

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