On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 10:03 AM, g <> wrote:
>> { after adding '/etc/profile.d/mypiklab.sh' and reboot }
>>
>> I already have /usr/libexec/sdcc in my PATH on Fedora 12.
>
> how did "/usr/libexec/sdcc" get in your "$PATH"?
>
Hello there,
The reason why Shakthi has /usr/libexec/sdcc in hjs PATH is certainly
because he has ktechlab installed while g doesn't have ktechlab
installed.
I have added /etc/profile.d/ktechlab.sh to set the sdcc path for
ktechlab. If this is a "sdcc path" concern for piklab too, then the
best solution in terms of default PATH setting would be to :
* remove /etc/profile.d/ktechlab.sh from ktechlab
* don't provide a /etc/profile.d/piklab.sh for piklab
* provide a /etc/profile.d/sdcc.sh with sdcc directly.
But the issue here is rather to know why gpsim is giving character set
warnings. Can you please :
* create a _new_ user "test"
* login into that user
* post the output of
$ echo $PATH
* gpsim
Are you using gnome or kde ?
If you still have a problem then the fedora maintainer (who is gpsim's
upstream) of gpsim should have a look at it.
Chitlesh
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Chitlesh GOORAH
Fedora Electronic Lab
http://spins.fedoraproject.org/fel
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