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Help With Skcraft Launcher

Discussion in 'Suggest + Report Bugs + Get Help' started by Dunken4, Apr 9, 2014.

  1. Dunken4

    Dunken4 New Member

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    Okay so I have a Mac OS. Basically my problem is that whenever I use the launcher it goes up to thaumcraft then [INFO] [IC2] Loading IC2 submodule: bcIntegration. Sometimes it says that it fails. The launcher or skcraft doesn't crash though. I don't know if this is because I am running out of memeory on my computer or what. But I would like to know soon because I love this server.

    Thank You,
    Dunken4
     
    #1 Dunken4, Apr 9, 2014
  2. sk89q

    sk89q Administrator
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    How much memory do you have on the computer?

    What version of Mac OS X?

    What version of Java?
     
    #2 sk89q, Apr 9, 2014
  3. Dunken4

    Dunken4 New Member

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    I have a mac book air with mavericks
    64-Bit java version(I don't know if this is what you mean)
    26.66 GB of left over room out of 120.47 GB of memory
     
    #3 Dunken4, Apr 9, 2014
  4. ZoomerX

    ZoomerX Sent to exile for no reason

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    To check your java version on Mac:
    Please copy and paste the output here.

    Also, we need the Memory (RAM) in your computer, not the hard drive/storage space (which is what you listed). To do that, open the Apple menu (top left of your screen), and click on About This Mac. A window should pop up that tells you what processor and memory your computer has. Let us know what that says.

    Thanks!
     
    #4 ZoomerX, Apr 9, 2014
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