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What else? emacs and shell
From: |
Doug Donalson |
Subject: |
What else? emacs and shell |
Date: |
Wed, 01 Apr 1998 01:57:46 -0800 |
First, I want to reiterate that the basic Swarm install on Win32 is
cake. I
can't say enough about the great job the swarm team did on it! Any
problems
I am reporting are caused by my ability to make things as difficult and
complex
as possible for myself.
I have everything working the same in both Win95 and WinNT. (Actually,
I have
Swarm etc. on a single logical drive and both Os's share it.) I have
emacs
now loading _emacs (of course now it says it can't load vars.e1!) That
is
how I know that it is loading _emacs. I solved the new load prob by
copying
all the vars.e1 code into _emacs. It still doesn't recognize the default
shell. By the way Marcus, this can also be invoked by M-! as well as
M-x. M-! allows you to enter a shell command. Return with no argument
starts
the default shell. (In case you think that I don't read faqs.) When I
change it in
emacs.bat file I can do a M-! and it starts the shell. (I know that it
is because
if I havn't done the umount->mount thing I get a message that it can't
find tmp.
This is the same result as running swarm.exe w/o umount->mount.) The
message
I get then is "shell started with no output". Note that it still says
no command when
I use M-x.??? This is not generic to Win 95 I get identical results in
NT.
Any new suggestions?
Last thought, I think emacs started loading _emacs when I removed
my explicit HOME= xxx in emacs.bat and set the default to g:\.
(g: is my swarm drive.)
Cheers,
D3
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- What else? emacs and shell,
Doug Donalson <=