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Thanks for the report. I can't tell from the screenshot alone what step 9 was waiting on, so a couple of questions:
Did you choose Wine? With Wine, step 9 is the Hangover Wine download, which is about 500 MB and can take a long time. Without Wine, step 9 only writes the launcher scripts and should finish in about a second.
Could you attach ~/termux-setup.log, or paste the output of tail -50 ~/termux-setup.log? The last lines will show exactly what it was doing.
In the meantime, #9 makes this kind of stall much easier to diagnose:
Each install shows a live timer and the latest line from apt, so a long download no longer looks frozen.
If nothing moves for 5 minutes, the script prints a warning.
apt now retries and times out on a stalled mirror instead of waiting forever.
Re-running the script is safe because packages that are already installed get skipped. If one mirror is slow, termux-change-repo lets you switch to another.
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mayukh4 commentedon Nov 9, 2026
Thanks for the report. I can't tell from the screenshot alone what step 9 was waiting on, so a couple of questions:
~/termux-setup.log, or paste the output oftail -50 ~/termux-setup.log? The last lines will show exactly what it was doing.In the meantime, #9 makes this kind of stall much easier to diagnose:
Re-running the script is safe because packages that are already installed get skipped. If one mirror is slow,
termux-change-repolets you switch to another.Generated by Claude Code
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