[01:11:47] [INFO] LaunchFrame.main:162: Java version: 1.6.0_37Actually, Java 7 was made by oracle. The Mac version was changed by Apple to suit their needs.On mac you should use java 6 nessiroj, the mac version of java 7 is made by oracle and sucks. What happens when it launches, does a window popup then dissapear, does the forge preparation window appear, is there the ftb animation? Are you stopping it from finish downloading, are you closing ANY windows or is it just closing itself? Creeperhost may also be running slow so you may also have to wait until tomorrow or wednesday.
Actually, Java 7 was made by oracle. The Mac version was changed by Apple to suit their needs.
OpenJDK and the JRE are not the same thing.http://www.apple.com/pr/library/201...le-Announce-OpenJDK-Project-for-Mac-OS-X.html
Apple (and lots of other people) contributes code to the OpenJDK project. I want to say that Oracle uses parts of the OpenJDK project for the OS X support, but I can't find a link to back me up.
They mostly are, at this point. Oracle uses it as the "reference implementation" when building JDK/JRE 7. (link)OpenJDK and the JRE are not the same thing.
This is what I was talking about. The code that is contributed to the OpenJDK project is what allows the JVM to hook into the OS-specific (native) calls to do things like render graphics and sound, talk with the various pieces of hardware, etc. This doesn't mean that Apple makes the entire JRE/JDK. In fact, they stopped doing that with Java 7. Instead, Oracle likely pulls the native code from the OpenJDK project, and uses that in their official release of the "Java JRE/JDK".Apple has to change the JRE to work with their OS.
That's what I was saying. Every version prior to java 7 was made by apple, but apple didn't develop java 7 and instead let oracle do it. I've found that java 7 on mac doesn't work with most applications and a serious vulnerability has already been found.Actually, Java 7 was made by oracle. The Mac version was changed by Apple to suit their needs.