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    "Forge is setting up Minecraft environment" stuck at 0%, causes exceptions

    leoham replied to leoham's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Ok yeah I've looked around in my minecraft.jar and it is indeed missing a bunch of the classes that should be there, I guess it was just something I or the archive manager did when I copied them, I'm going to try and put in all the missing ones. thank you most kindly
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    "Forge is setting up Minecraft environment" stuck at 0%, causes exceptions

    leoham replied to leoham's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    I tried that and it didn't work, and I had the same problem with 4.0.0 Also when I run Minecraft from Eclipse with mcp and forge it runs fine, so I'm not sure what might be wrong
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    "Forge is setting up Minecraft environment" stuck at 0%, causes exceptions

    leoham posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    So I installed Forge 4.1.1 on Minecraft 1.3.2 without any other mods because I wanted to see if it would work first, but when I run Minecraft the Forge window that says "Forge is setting up your Minecraft environment" comes up and the loading bar just stays at 0%. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and using OpenJDK Java 7 Runtime. Here's what the console says: I deleted META-INF and everything, am I missing a class or something? Thanks in advance. EDIT: I would post ModLoader.txt and the ForgeModLoader logs but it didn't create any.

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