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MultiDoge not detecting Java OS X
See original GitHub issueSo I am trying get multidoge up and running on my mac but I get this message whenever I try to open it:
I installed the latest version of Java and the Java SDK but I am still getting this error message whenever I try to open the app
Here is the terminal out put when I run java -version
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There is always btcrecover which supports multidoge!
Removing JRE 64bit and installing JRE 32bit fixed this for me.