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Intellexi

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  1. I have a Mac also. I finally figured out how to look at the log on my console. Does this help at all? Hmm... I just did a test where I made the .jar a .zip, expanded it, compressed it, and made it a .jar again, without actually modifying it. It did the same thing, so I suppose that process is the problem.
  2. In the update to the rules/EAQ thread, it says that on Mac/Linux, instead of using a batch file to get a crash log: To be perfectly honest, I don't know how to do that. I googled it to no avail.
  3. I read every thread I could find on this topic, but I didn't find anything that helped. Every time I try to install Forge, I get the infamous Done Loading freeze. I've tried using the latest version of Forge (6.6.1.527) and the recommended version (6.6.0.497). I'm using Minecraft 1.4.7 on a Mac. Here's what I'm doing: I go my bin folder, and change "minecraft.jar" to "minecraft.zip". I expand the zip file and open the folder. After downloading Forge, I expand the zip file, and open the folder. I copy everything inside the Forge folder and paste it into the Minecraft folder, telling it to replace the files with the same name. I delete META-INF. After that, I compress the file, and rename it back to "minecraft.jar". I don't know how to access any logs I have that would help, so if there are any you need to see, instructions would be appreciated. Thanks! EDIT: Sorry, I forgot to mention-- my minecraft.jar is completely unmodded to start out with. No MCPatcher.

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