and am able to do routine bash commands, so I presume that all is working.
So, why the
postinst scripts failed to run before, now becomes an academic matter for
me.
Thanks again for the help.
Don MacDougall
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s a way without starting over from scratch I'd be interested
in a
pointer to any documentation on it.
And your English seems near perfect to me. I wouldn't have known your
weren't a native speaker if you hadn't let on. Thanks for your help and
others who have helped also
> I wouldn't try to restart the install without figuring out why
> /etc/postinstall/texlive-collection-basic.sh didn't complete. Is there
> anything
> at all in /var/log/ that might provide a clue? Usually setup writes
> temporary
> files while it's executing postinstall scripts.
There wasn't ev
> I don't know what happened, but you must have inadvertently selected
> some packages to install that you didn't intend to choose. There are no
> texlive packages in a default installation.
If I somehow did something like this, is there an easy way to undo it other
than to delete everything a
Oops, what I meant to say was that it says "default" not "install" when I
restart the installation. If I had it set to "install" the first time
rather than "default", presumably it would still say that on restarting, I
would imagine, though this is my first time in at least 10 years to try to
inst
If I changed it away from "default" was accidental. I did look through the
list of packages to be installed and it looked like quite a list and all
binary packages were checked but not the source packages. But, since the
first time I have looked when I restarted the installation and it said
"defa
ve it included can I take it out without breaking
something that is too important to do without? When I restarted the install
everything said "default" and I didn't change anything.
Since it doesn't ever finish I don't see any log file, or indeed, ever a log
directory.
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