During my latest system upgrade, there were several errors during the
processing of the 'tetex-bin" package.
Also during this latest upgrade I got a selection among various
hyphenations (or whatever it is called), during tetex-base, and I
selected "nohypb.tex".
(debian sarge, but the problem is re
Anthony Campbell wrote:
> Try changing to /tmp, and then, as root, do
>
> initex latex.ltx
>
> Ignore any warnings about Latex being more than one year old.
>
> If this produces latex.fmt, move it to your web2c directory.
That did work actually, and after running texhash everything wo
Anthony Campbell wrote:
> Try changing to /tmp, and then, as root, do
>
> initex latex.ltx
>
> Ignore any warnings about Latex being more than one year old.
>
> If this produces latex.fmt, move it to your web2c directory.
That did work actually, and after running texhash everything wor
This should be a FAQ by now. Make sure your slink TeTeX packages are up
to date (check your local mirror). If you use older packages (off a CD
for example) you'll run into this problem. Something 'expired' after a
year. You can search this list for gory details, but the fix is: install
the latest a
I had this problem also. There is a fixed version in proposed updates. I
compiled from sources and had no problem.
Arthur H. Edwards
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Viktor Rosenfeld wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I've installed TeTeX on my machine (from slink), but I can't get it
> running.
>
> I ran
>
> texhash
> texconfig all
>
> as root, but when I try to translate a file with "latex file" of "tex
> file" I get the following error message
>
Hi folks,
I've installed TeTeX on my machine (from slink), but I can't get it
running.
I ran
texhash
texconfig all
as root, but when I try to translate a file with "latex file" of "tex
file" I get the following error message
This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (Web2C 7.2)
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