Benjamin Ducke wrote: > > The relative path will only work if grass63.bat is installed in > > c:\msys\1.0, so there's no benefit to using it. > > Not quite. With the setup above, GRASS can be installed _anywhere_ on > the file system. The only prerequisite is that grass63.bat sits > in the same folder as the GRASS install dir. > E.g. on my harddisk I have grass63.bat in c:\WinGRASS\ > and the GRASS dir (grass-6.3.cvs) in the same folder. > > I then copied C:\msys\1.0\bin, dll and share > (at least the parts that I needed for using the shell) into > c:\WinGRASS. > > This way, I have a completely self-contained GRASS distribution. > I can add more bits an pieces (such as R) easily as needed and > at the end, put everything into on ZIP for distribution.
Have you tested this on a system which doesn't already have MSys installed? The scripts use a lot of common Unix utilities; have you included those? If they need to read any data files, are they looking for them in the WinGRASS directory or in the already-installed version of MSys/MinGW? -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list [email protected] http://grass.itc.it/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
