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Installation problem - Win95
From: |
Charles Staelin |
Subject: |
Installation problem - Win95 |
Date: |
Thu, 27 Jan 2000 14:19:47 -0500 |
Marcus and Paul,
Thank you for your suggestions. I had eliminated an
alternate declaration of HOME, wondering if that might be
the problem, but I still came up with the error. As it
turned out, however, the problem seems to have been with my
network connection, although I can't really figure out why
that should have been. We recently upgraded to the newest
version of Novell NetWare and in casting around for anything
that might be affecting the install I rebooted the machine
independent of the network. The install then worked
beautifully.
That, however, leads me to another question.
I have had HOME set to "c:\usr\home". My .emacs and .bashrc
files are located there. Swarm, on the other hand, sets
HOME to Swarm-2.0.1 and puts its own .emacs and .bash-login
there. Since I have customized my own versions of these
files and I have put various files in the \usr\home tree,
I'd like to keep HOME set to c:\usr\home. Will this have
any adverse affects in running Swarm? I assume that I can
chain to the Swarm defined .bash-login and .emacs files from
my own.
Thanks for the help.
Charles
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Charles Staelin email: address@hidden
Department of Economics
Smith College phone: (413) 585-3621
Northampton, MA 01063 fax: (413) 585-3393
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