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ImSoBored246

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  1. Alright, it's a pretty big log, just a heads up
  2. Okay, so I just came back to MC to play some modded creative. I loaded Vanilla 1.7.10. Fine. Installed Forge 1.7.10 recommended. Fine. Loaded Forge 1.7.10 recommended and got a system crash. The display froze and nothing responded. This is a first for me as a Linux Minecraft user. Does anyone know what could be causing this? PS: I think it froze when forge said: Completing Minecraft Initialisation [i can't remember what this bar said] [something to do with textures?] I think the middle bar didn't say anything about textures though. I'll reproduce and edit the post when I get home.
  3. I'm having this error on Linux Mint KDE 17.3 (Codename "Rosa"). I completely annihilated Java (When I install the OS this convenient "Icedtea" plugin that breaks everything is installed. It runs pretty deep into the system from what I can tell.) and installed JRE 6. This failed, so I repeated and installed JRE 7. This also didn't work. Since the normal installer doesn't load for me (No Java process was started, going to try again after posting), I am using the Windows installer with a Wine 1.6 package. So far I'm out of options. Any help would be appreciated. EDIT: Same issue. The task manager on my "taskbar" states a program called "java" is loading. This goes on until the program load times out. In the System Activity (Windows Task Manager), nothing containing "java" is loading. At all. Oh, and the reason I put some stuff in that is kinda obvious to me is to save time for anybody helping me who doesn't know what these are.

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