I've done TONS of research on this. I've found people getting similar crashed with Java, but they were from Java 1.7 and I'm using 1.8 OpenJDK I believe.
Here's the version I run.
I looked up a lot and many people are saying it's a memory problem. I haven't run a memtest but I have a hard time believing that's the issue. I added a few new mods to my game and suddenly it started crashing all the time. I used to think it was a Galacticraft thing because the last thing in the log was saving Mars, but now it crashed while I was trying to access an iron chest at that was the last thing in my log. I noticed a few warnings but none of them seemed like enough to cause a crash. It says core dumps are disabled, but I ran the command they told me to and it didn't help. I looked online and even checked if openGL was disabled (it was) and that didn't help either. I'm at my wit's end.
Here is my list of mods. Any help would be appreciated.
Depending on how much ram you have allocated to Minecraft, Something to make sure is do not allocate more then your system has, its best to keep at least 50% allocated at tops. Doesn't seem to be your issue here, or i'd find an OutOfMemoryError in the logs.
The logs show having a problem with deconstruction.
Disclaimer: I run Ubuntu, so this won't work in Windows and some things might differ from distro to distro.
To enable core dumping, try "ulimit -c unlimited" before starting Java again
I ran this command probably four or five times and only just today decided to test to see if it actually made a difference in the immediate. Spoilers: it didn't. Most people had temporary fixes like rolling back Java or some other thing. I started researching the ulimit command. It doesn't have permission to change any settings but it won't let me run it as super user, so I looked up what config file stored the info. It was `/etc/security/limits.conf`. You have to have super user permissions to change it so run `sudo <text editor> /etc/security/limits.conf` then add the lines
* soft core unlimited
* hard core unlimited
to the .conf file and it allows for any user to make a core dump. Reboot your computer and boom, the setting is changed. Run `ulimit -c` to make sure.
Hope this helps if someone finds it having the same issue.
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I've done TONS of research on this. I've found people getting similar crashed with Java, but they were from Java 1.7 and I'm using 1.8 OpenJDK I believe.
Here's the version I run.
I looked up a lot and many people are saying it's a memory problem. I haven't run a memtest but I have a hard time believing that's the issue. I added a few new mods to my game and suddenly it started crashing all the time. I used to think it was a Galacticraft thing because the last thing in the log was saving Mars, but now it crashed while I was trying to access an iron chest at that was the last thing in my log. I noticed a few warnings but none of them seemed like enough to cause a crash. It says core dumps are disabled, but I ran the command they told me to and it didn't help. I looked online and even checked if openGL was disabled (it was) and that didn't help either. I'm at my wit's end.
Here is my list of mods. Any help would be appreciated.
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Curse PremiumDepending on how much ram you have allocated to Minecraft, Something to make sure is do not allocate more then your system has, its best to keep at least 50% allocated at tops. Doesn't seem to be your issue here, or i'd find an OutOfMemoryError in the logs.
The logs show having a problem with deconstruction.
[21:47:13] [Thread-78/ERROR] [deconstruction]: Exception Caught: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 0, Size: 0
Looks to be a outdated version you are using of that mod. Your version 2.2.5. Versions i found on the post and on curseforge are 2.2.6, and 2.2.7.
Try removing that mod and seeing if it crashes.
Former everything.
How to get dxdiag
Will try again. Will return with results.
Edit: I played for about an hour and a half and it didn't crash, so fingers crossed that fixed it.
Whoa I think I fixed it.
Disclaimer: I run Ubuntu, so this won't work in Windows and some things might differ from distro to distro.
I ran this command probably four or five times and only just today decided to test to see if it actually made a difference in the immediate. Spoilers: it didn't. Most people had temporary fixes like rolling back Java or some other thing. I started researching the ulimit command. It doesn't have permission to change any settings but it won't let me run it as super user, so I looked up what config file stored the info. It was `/etc/security/limits.conf`. You have to have super user permissions to change it so run `sudo <text editor> /etc/security/limits.conf` then add the lines
to the .conf file and it allows for any user to make a core dump. Reboot your computer and boom, the setting is changed. Run `ulimit -c` to make sure.
Hope this helps if someone finds it having the same issue.