RE: Problem w/ jHeatBugs

[Tee Toth-Fejel]

Instead of getting out of the car and getting back in, I melted it down and
sent the block down the assembly line.

In other words, after rebooting didn't work, I reinstalled JDK 1.3 and Swarm
2.1.1 and now things seem to work about as well as they used to.  I still
can't get printout statements after Globals.env.initSwarm to appear on the
DOS shell (I understand that the file descriptors get lost somehow), but I
can redirect output to a file.  Even better, System.out.println works ok for
the bash shell.

Tihamer "Tee" Toth-Fejel                    Member of Technical Staff
(734) 623-2544   address@hidden      http://www.anteaters.net/ttf/  
Center for Electronic Commerce, Environmental Research Institute of Michigan


-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 6:00 PM
To: address@hidden
Subject: Re: Problem w/ jHeatBugs

>>>>> "TTF" == Tee Toth-Fejel <address@hidden> writes:

TTF> It is set to "C:\" and that is where my .bash_login is.

MD> Is it in line with the setting in the user manager?

TTF> Unknown.  How would I find out? 

In Windows 2000, you go to:

Start/Settings/Control Panel/Users and
Passwords/Advanced/Users/[you]/Profile

It may not be exactly the same in NT 4.

I would suggst you make a subdirectory for yourself and move the .bash_login
and .emacs files to it.  Then adjust the user manager settings to that
directory and update the HOME variable.  Re-login, and try the
Swarm/terminal
again..

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