Stephen Harris wrote:
Very well done! It has been a most excellent adventure.
I learned something about what dv2dt.exe and dt2dt.exe
do to earn their keep.
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the
Stephen Harris wrote:
Very well done! It has been a most excellent adventure.
I learned something about what dv2dt.exe and dt2dt.exe
do to earn their keep.
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the
Stephen Harris wrote:
Very well done! It has been a most excellent adventure.
I learned something about what dv2dt.exe and dt2dt.exe
do to earn their keep.
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the
Hi Stephen
Well, I think it is because the cygwin sh.exe and the msys sh.exe
are not the same. I probably mentioned that earlier when I suggested
taking Cygwin out of the windows Path. sed.exe can be a problem.
But this way can work but takes more effort. To start with something
easy, let us
Hi Stephen
Well, I think it is because the cygwin sh.exe and the msys sh.exe
are not the same. I probably mentioned that earlier when I suggested
taking Cygwin out of the windows Path. sed.exe can be a problem.
But this way can work but takes more effort. To start with something
easy, let us
Hi Stephen
Well, I think it is because the cygwin sh.exe and the msys sh.exe
are not the same. I probably mentioned that earlier when I suggested
taking Cygwin out of the windows Path. sed.exe can be a problem.
But this way can work but takes more effort. To start with something
easy, let us
Stephen Harris wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again
Stephen Harris wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again
Stephen Harris wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again. Right-click on My Computer -
Properties -
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again. Right-click on My Computer -
Properties -
Stephen Harris wrote:
You could put LyX in the Path. I don't think that is the
problem anymore. I was not talking about the Path envVar
when I wrote:
Do you have a CYGWIN environment variable such as CYGWIN=ntsec?
If so, remove it, then try again. Right-click on My Computer ->
Properties ->
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\binsh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: *** Couldn't reserve space
That means you probably dont have Msys in your Windows PATH,
or you have Cygwin in your PATH, which has a different version
of sh.exe, before Msys. This advice is about if you have used
the installer where you download the needed helper programs.
OTOH, the LyXWinInstaller provides the Msys
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\binsh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: *** Couldn't reserve space
That means you probably dont have Msys in your Windows PATH,
or you have Cygwin in your PATH, which has a different version
of sh.exe, before Msys. This advice is about if you have used
the installer where you download the needed helper programs.
OTOH, the LyXWinInstaller provides the Msys
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin>sh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: *** Couldn't reserve sp
That means you probably dont have Msys in your Windows PATH,
or you have Cygwin in your PATH, which has a different version
of sh.exe, before Msys. This advice is about if you have used
the installer where you download the needed helper programs.
OTOH, the LyXWinInstaller provides the Msys
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
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