atrm/core/contracts/checks/se-core-fragments.lua:114: ATRM SE Core Fragment Aggregate audit failed:
se-core-fragment-crude-oil results mismatch: expected 1x fluid|crude-oil|160|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil, got 0
se-core-fragment-crude-oil results has unexpected 1x fluid|crude-oil|80|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil
se-core-fragment-gas results mismatch: expected 1x fluid|gas|320|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil, got 0
se-core-fragment-gas results has unexpected 1x fluid|gas|160|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil
se-core-fragment-kr-mineral-water results mismatch: expected 1x fluid|kr-mineral-water|80|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil, got 0
se-core-fragment-kr-mineral-water results has unexpected 1x fluid|kr-mineral-water|40|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil|nil
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'error'
atrm/core/contracts/checks/se-core-fragments.lua:114: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'require'
atrm/core/contracts/engine.lua:271: in function 'run_modules'
atrm/core/contracts/validate.lua:13: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'require'
atrm/core/loader.lua:25: in function 'load'
atrm/data-final-fixes.lua:12: in main chunk

Startup crash

Thanks for the report. Confirmed: this is another overly strict ATRM compatibility audit. Your mod set changes the SE core-fragment fluid yields, and ATRM should not hard-crash because of that. I'll adjust the check for the next update.

Fixed in 2.9.12.

atrm now accepts core-fragment yield changes made by other mods instead of treating them as a compatibility error.

Lowering the core-fragment output is a perfectly reasonable balance choice, so atrm will respect the modified values rather than enforcing the original SE reference yields.