slackbuild textlive on slackware 13 missing texmf tree
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slackbuild textlive on slackware 13 missing texmf tree
I have tried a few times to install slackbuild texlive as root. The install seems to go fine, but the result yields no texmf tree. I would be greatful for any ideas, or even ideas as to where to look. The maddening thing is that I can't even find salient errors.
I have tried a few times to install slackbuild texlive as root. The install seems to go fine, but the result yields no texmf tree. I would be greatful for any ideas, or even ideas as to where to look. The maddening thing is that I can't even find salient errors.
Are you sure have downloaded all the source files that you need? Make sure to read the README.
Knudfl: Tetex is the default on slack, but it is no longer being updating. Texlive is the newer non-obsolete package available from slackbuilds.
I am sure I've included all the source files. I've followed the README well, evening removing the earlier tetex installation.
I've just noticed something that might help a diagnosis, but I am not sure what it means. It seems that running the script genereted a file "texlive-20091107-i486-1_SBo.tgz" in the /tmp. I hadn't seen that before.
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