Thread: how to fix 645 client cache loading (stuck at connecting to update server - 2%)

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  1. #1 how to fix 645 client cache loading (stuck at connecting to update server - 2%) 
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    First go to class379 and replace method3945 with mine:

    Code:
    	public static File method3945(String string, int i, int i_2_,
    			String string_3_) {
    		if (!aBoolean4561)
    			throw new RuntimeException("");
    		File file = (File) aHashtable4559.get(string_3_);
    		if (file != null)
    			return file;
    		String[] strings = { "", "/cache645/"};
    		String[] strings_4_ = { "cache645", ".file_store_" + i_2_ };
    		for (int i_5_ = i; i_5_ < 2; i_5_++) {
    			for (int i_6_ = 0; (i_6_ ^ 0xffffffff) > (strings_4_.length ^ 0xffffffff); i_6_++) {
    				for (int i_7_ = 0; (strings.length ^ 0xffffffff) < (i_7_ ^ 0xffffffff); i_7_++) {
    					String string_8_ = (strings[i_7_] + strings_4_[i_6_] + "/"
    							+ (string != null ? string + "/" : "") + string_3_);
    					RandomAccessFile randomaccessfile = null;
    					try {
    						File file_9_ = new File(string_8_);
    						if (i_5_ != 0 || file_9_.exists()) {
    							String string_10_ = strings[i_7_];
    							if (i_5_ != 1 || string_10_.length() <= 0
    									|| new File(string_10_).exists()) {
    								new File(strings[i_7_] + strings_4_[i_6_])
    										.mkdir();
    								if (string != null)
    									new File(strings[i_7_] + strings_4_[i_6_]
    											+ "/" + string).mkdir();
    								randomaccessfile = new RandomAccessFile(
    										file_9_, "rw");
    								int i_11_ = randomaccessfile.read();
    								randomaccessfile.seek(0L);
    								randomaccessfile.write(i_11_);
    								randomaccessfile.seek(0L);
    								randomaccessfile.close();
    								aHashtable4559.put(string_3_, file_9_);
    								return file_9_;
    							}
    						}
    					} catch (Exception exception) {
    						try {
    							if (randomaccessfile != null) {
    								randomaccessfile.close();
    								Object object = null;
    							}
    						} catch (Exception exception_12_) {
    							/* empty */
    						}
    					}
    				}
    			}
    		}
    		throw new RuntimeException();
    	}
    Important!!!:

    Now place the 645 cache named: cache645
    in the same directory where the bin folder is
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    INFO: The reason why it's saying 2% because, it's not recognizing the information sent and retrieved to the client. Because, cache is wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aurora View Post
    INFO: The reason why it's saying 2% because, it's not recognizing the information sent and retrieved to the client. Because, cache is wrong.
    Or its not finding the cache in the correct directory. You SHOULD just have an update server :/
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOOM BOOM View Post
    Or its not finding the cache in the correct directory. You SHOULD just have an update server :/
    im guessing this is for flamables 645 hyperion release if so use his v2 version it includes a update server
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