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    [SOLVED] FML fatal error even with added files to lib folder.

    MadnessInfluence posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    I use minecraft version 1.5.1 and FML 1.5.1 with a clear minecraft.jar file. Everytime I try to run minecraft so it installs FML it says it an fatal error. So I look around and find that someone has said to download and install manually these .jar files in lib folder in .minecraft folder (http://files.minecraftforge.net/fmllibs/fml_libs.zip). So I do and delete the other files in that were already there. When launching minecraft again it says those files are verified and successfully downloaded. Once I reach about around %33 when downloading scala-library it crashes. I check my crash log and it says download the scala-library.jar file from (http://files.minecraftforge.net/fmllibs/scala-library.jar). I do and add it to the lib folder. I run it again and it says it corrupted. Upon checking my lib folder a few times during the process I realize that the folder re-adds the ones I deleted after crashing. I decide to run minecraft with them in there and it goes straight to crashing and fatal error. Nothing on the EAQ helps me. I need help. Or should I just stick with RML? Crash Log

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