Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/02/03/22:16:51
Good evening.
On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Nate Eldredge wrote:
%This sounds familiar. I think the problem was that the Emacs archive on
%Simtelnet was not LFN-clean. To check this, look in the `lisp' subdirectory
%of the Emacs tree and see if files are truncated to 8+3 (i.e.
%`case-table.elc' => `case-tab.elc'. If so, either:
%* Rename them to their correct names
%* SET LFN=N in the environment and see if that fixes it
%* Redownload the Emacs files from Simtelnet and unzip with an LFN-compatible
%unzipper (WinZip or DJGPP-compiled InfoZip)
Thank you all very much for the responses.
Here is how the story ended:
1. I did use an unzipper that could deal with long filenames--Norton
Unzip. It does quite a nice job.
2. There were no truncated long filenames in the lisp directory.
Simtelnet apparently got it fixed.
3. Whoever said, 'set LFN=y', deserves large commendation. It worked.
Mayhaps a bug, since I assumed that things would assume LFN if it was not
set, but anyways it worked, and I'm immensely happy.
One learns something everyday. Thank you very much.
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