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Hi, anyone did this? I'm looking at the screen "Waiting for internet explorer to complete installation" for like an hour...
I even tried killing it and starting all over by restarting X, but when I try to start the install again it says that something's still running and I', back @ the screen "waiting for IE to complete install"...
any ideas? is this normal, shoudl I leave it on during the night or what?
You may want to download the install yourself and install it that way, I experienced the same problem you had, fixed it by downloading and installing it by specifying the .exe file.
Hope you have better luck
Distribution: Ubuntu, Debian, Various using VMWare
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If you can find a copy of IE6 on a CD, that would be good. Then simply point the crossover installer to /mnt/cdrom, and it should install fine (Did for me, anyway).
I find IE to be unstable when running on Crossover (Is it stable on windows??), so if you don't really need it, perhaps Mozilla would be a better bet.
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