Pacho's Client

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sabinati
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Re: Pacho's Client

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although, just because you have 64 bit os doesn't mean you have 64 bit java. i am running windows 7 64 bit but i use 32 bit java/client.
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sabinati wrote:although, just because you have 64 bit os doesn't mean you have 64 bit java. i am running windows 7 64 bit but i use 32 bit java/client.
Is it working perfect for you?
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yeah. you need to set up some path variables or some shit which i don't recall exactly how to do but is mentioned somewhere in the main thread about it.
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sabinati wrote:although, just because you have 64 bit os doesn't mean you have 64 bit java.
It would be hard to imagine that it would hurt, though. The larger register set on amd64 is something I imagine that Hotspot can use to increase performance quite noticeably.
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but i have a 64 bit intel chip :v
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Which won't do you much good if you're using 32-bit programs, of course. :)
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Gromit wrote:Pacho's client works with 64bit windows 7 yeah? it worked for me last time but the game kept crashing each 2 minutes... Hope its something to do with my laptop and not pachos client.
This is EXACTLY what happens with me, I don't know if it's pacho's fault
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Oh noes! i download pach 64bit and then patched it with the patch

'java' is not recognized as a internal or external command
press any key to continue
CLOSED

oh noes! honestly how do i fix it lol
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Gromit wrote:Oh noes! i download pach 64bit and then patched it with the patch

'java' is not recognized as a internal or external command
press any key to continue
CLOSED

oh noes! honestly how do i fix it lol
You need to add PATH and CLASSPATCH somewhere under system. Look for "'java' is not recognized as a internal or external command" on youtube for some intructional vids.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArKRaaI2Mkg <tutorial.

I had loads of touble getting it to work..... then I figured i'd probably need to restart my computer after i'd made the changes. Ta da.

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