Re: T1 encoding and feta20.afm error

[Albert Einstein]

My profile file wasn't overwritten -- is has date 5 November and today 
is 17.
I've check also export 
TEXMF='{/usr/share/lilypond/2.4.2,/usr/share/texmf}'  in 
home\admin\.bshrc  -- nothing changes.

Albert

Mats Bengtsson wrote:

> This should definitely not be necessary. As described in some
> earlier emails in the mailing list, you may have play some
> tricks with the TEXMF variable if you already have TeXLive
> or some other TeX installation in Windows that sets the
> environment variable. However, in that case it is better
> to just clear the variable in the startup scripts for cygwin
> and let the ordinary cygwin mechanisms set the variable correct.
>
> From the log in the original mail, the line
> TEXMF={/usr/share/lilypond/2.2.5,}
> indicates that something is wrong related to this variable, before
> the lilypond related setup file adds its setting.
> The first thing I would check is if the changes you have made earlier
> to /etc/profile/ still remain, or if they have been overwritten when
> you rerun setup.exe.
>
>    /Mats
>
> James Moore wrote:
>
> > I had a similar problem when I upgraded to 2.4 lilypond under cygwin.
> > Turned out that there was an environment variable problem.  I added 
> > this to
> > my .bashrc file:
> >
> > export TEXMF='{/usr/share/lilypond/2.4.2,/usr/share/texmf}'
> >
> > and lilypond was happy.
> >
> > Interestingly, lilypond worked just fine when I ran a plain bash shell
> > without X.  I only saw the problem when I ran lilypond in a xterm.
> >  - James
> >
> >
> >
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unset TEXMF
unset TEXMFCNF
unset TEXMFTEMP 
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