Crossover 9 Pro Mac with Crack

Newest version of Crossover as of March, 2010. The old v.7-8 patcher still works for the new 9.0 version so here it is. Instructions: 1. Mount and drag to Application folder. 2. Open patcher and drag Crossover to Crack. 3. Hit patch and you're ready to go. **This isn't the pro version. It's not out yet. Sorry for the mislabeling.

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scarbot (2010-03-10)

Patcher not working on snow leopard any ideas

minidjen (2010-03-11)

Downloade an older vertion of crossover and use the patcher from it ;) It worked for me

Daemon (2010-03-20)

Hey guys, this crack worked for me on Snow Leopard with Crossover 9.0.
592KiB

yanka-dyagileva (2010-03-20)

[RPM, DEB, SH] CrossOver Linux Professional 9 [torrent]

joggibajs (2010-03-25)

SEED!!!!

naturally_magical (2010-04-16)

Thank you. Seeding now.

mobettr (2010-05-21)

I'm running leopard because i have to and I keep getting a "can't run in this architecture" message for every torrent WTF?

JustMatt (2010-05-21)

Anyone get this to work? The Install seems to go fine, but when I try to open the Patcher, nothing happens. (Running leopard)

Eric.Z (2010-06-13)

Use this path:

work in this!

ryankentp (2010-08-04)

The patcher is easy to fix. Just run these commands in Terminal
cd /path/to/CrossOver 7.x-8.x [SP].app
chmod a+x ./Contents/MacOS/eyePatch ./Contents/Resources/patcher

Aypolo (2011-04-23)

"the patcher is easy to fix. just do this ___"
and then do what lol?
Whatever, I just downloaded a different one

^works

OnMeAtMe (2012-05-28)

JustMatt bij 2010-05-21 19:00 CET:
Anyone get this to work? The Install seems to go fine, but when I try to open the Patcher, nothing happens. (Running leopard)
I have this too

xovertheyearsx (2012-08-28)

@ryankentp thanks for the heads up on the permissions issue
the patch doesn't work because of read, write, and execute permissions.
if you use the Terminal App you can use the commands that @ryankentp provided.
It's actually a really easy and quick fix. Im new to apple, but not Unix systems.
Linux has a lot of the same functionality aside from the proprietary apps that Apple provides.
cd affects the Directory status, you start in your home directory. It stands for Change Directory aka 'cd'
cd ./Downloads or ~/Downloads
the commands i used were
cd 'Downloads/Crossover 9 Pro'
cd './CrossOver 7.x-8.x [SP].app'
chmod affects the permission issues and allows you to manipulate read, write, and execute permissions.
heres a cheat sheet if you really are curious about what's going on when you hit enter: http://www.draac.com/chmodchart.html
the 'a' operator usually affects all users or all permissions. you can google it or type in - man chmod - from within the terminal which will provide you with a manual page with in depth information.
chmod a+x ./Contents/MacOS/eyePatch ./Contents/Resources/patcher
you can even copy and paste them!
if you do copy and paste, make sure to execute ONLY ONE LINE AT A TIME! or it WILL NOT WORK!

xovertheyearsx (2012-08-28)

this goes with the above comment i posted ^
To open Terminal you can go to:
Finder -> Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
or
Click the Search Icon in the top right and type Terminal and hit enter.
if you follow the directions after Terminal is open you should be able to open the Patcher for Crossover and the rest is cake from there.
You can close terminal by hitting:
command+Q
after you're done.
then it just works :)