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Re: Swarm on Win95. FAQ entries. Long-lacking guide for ground-level be


From: Marshall James
Subject: Re: Swarm on Win95. FAQ entries. Long-lacking guide for ground-level beginners.
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 1999 17:32:30 +0100

Hi
  everything seemed to go smoothly on my installation of 1.4 on NT 4.0, but
after the installation completed (?) I wasn't given the option to reboot,
and nothing was added to my Start menu (except for the Cygwin stuff which
had already been added). My autoexec.bat file is empty but the installation
never complained. What's the Start menu shortcut supposed to point to?
        James

A 17:23 29/01/99 -0600, vous avez écrit :
>
>In explorer, go to c:\tmp\swarm and doubleclick on swarm-1_4.exe. Say
>OK, follow the boxes, if you accept the defaults the swarm library will
>be installed in c:\Swarm-1.4.  When it asks if  you want to reboot, say
>yes. After the reboot, look in your start menu, see the Swarm item and
>its "bash" subitem, choose that and you see an "X terminal" in which you
>can type unix commands and do unix stuff. I think we ought to call that
>box a "Swarm-term". How about you?
>
>POSSIBLE INSTALL PROBLEMS 
>1. During Swarm install, you may get "Severe: could not find PATH in
>autoexec.bat".  That crashes the installation.  If you see this, use
>explorer to look in c:\ for the file autoexec.bat. Do you find it? Do
>you have PATH in there? If not, create one with a text editor and add a
>line like this:
>
>     PATH=C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND
>

--

James Marshall - Research Assistant - COTCOS Project
  Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse
      WWW: http://www.mk.dmu.ac.uk/~jmarshall

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