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Re: Getting going and hit a speed bump, LaTex 2009 install and install_pkgs.sh

 

Hello, Maia.

On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 2:34 PM, maia grotepass <maiatoday@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am trying to get the environment sorted to work on this project and I am
>  having a few problems. I have a relatively clean Karmic install and I
> didn't have any Tex version installed. I followed the instructions on the
> Help page on the wiki and Prerequisites page. I installed groundcontrol and
> got the files for the project. I tried running the install_pkgs.sh and it
> said it didn't see an TexLive installation. I did not uninstall TexLive
> because I hadn't installed it before. I then installed TexLive2009 as per
> the instructions. I added the path to the TexLive bins as per the TexLive
> web page, opened a new terminal window, checked the path was setup and reran
> install_pkgs.sh. It still says the following.  No version of TeX Live was
> detected. The log file says the same.
> I then tried to read the script to see what it was looking for and I see it
> does a dpkg-query to find the texlive-base version. I then checked my
> packages and as expected I do not have texlive-base because I never
> installed it using synaptic/apt, I installed texlive2009 from the script.
> Make PDF button works after a fashion except it says it substitutes defaults
> for the places where it is missing things. This proves that at least I have
> the tools installed ok to make the PDF.
> What am I missing? If I had a tail I'd chase it a little longer and then
> possibly wander off.
> Let me know if/which logfiles would help.
> Maia

Could you try the latest install-pkgs.sh script?  (It looks like you
had a different problem than the others, so I'm not expecting it to
work, but one never knows.)  If it fails again, send me the
install-pkgs.log file and also the log file for the manual (either
main.log if you're compiling the English version, or the
ubuntu-manual-XX.log if you're compiling for another language).

Thanks!

--Kevin



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