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So I'm trying to launch anything in the Technic Launcher. Double click my 'Technic-launcher.jar' and it opened up. The first 'icon' comes up then blinks off then back up. Then the launcher it's self opens up. I log in with my account, all is well. I try to open anything--including vanilla-- and it opens up, right? Sits there on the grey screen with the 'vanilla' or 'tekkit' or whatever I'm trying to open on the top bar. Here's the troublesome part: It'll sit there on the grey screen for a little, perhaps blink to a black/dark blue screen, blink back to grey, and shut down entirely. I've tried deleting the launcher and reinstalling. I've tried deleting ALL related information for it in ~/library/Application Support/techniclauncher. Hell, I even deleted the whole folder to start over. What can I do to stop this or am I screwed until a new update pops up and fixes this bug?

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Same problem here, I get to the Mojang screen and then the launcher closes. No tekkit for me. Juice, see if we can get this thread noticed.

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Man, my friend is starting up a major Tekkit server and he wants me to be a main mod but if I can't get my tekkit to work I can't help his cause! He's got the site up for it and everything. He's seriousness.

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Hm, it may be your Mac/Desktop

my tekkit works another PC, perhaps the same for you?

(I like using tekkit on my other computer, plus the main server I play on is on that computer, and I'm not exactly the best at remembering IPs.)

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I only own Macs so I don't really have the option of another operating system. And it didn't work on the last OS I was in either. (I was in Leopard and now I'm in Snow Leopard)

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If you're having the same problem as i did, it's because the Technic Launcher won't run on Java 7 (on OS X anyway). Try typing this in Terminal.app:

export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home/

java -jar /Applications/TechnicLauncher.jar

(assuming techniclauncher jar is located in /Applications)

Otherwise, you can try uninstalling/removing Oracle Java 7 from your Mac and restoring Sun Java 6 JDK

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