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missing install.bat #3
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Hi @termnews I see this issue was closed. I investigated. In RC3 there INSTALL.BAT file appears to be present and correct under GEMAPP/GEMSYS: The call inside the GEM.BAT (root directory) appears to be correct: REM CHECKING FOR NEW APPLICATIONS TO INSTALL REM CHECKING FOR NEW UPDATES TO INSTALL The problem seems to be...ME! I left an unnecessary and confusing line in the README file: It should probably just read; Can you let me know more about the specifics of your issue? If the above fix will work? |
Hi @shanecoughlan, sorry I don't have access to the freedos-machine anymore, but from my memory I just did as you write: "unpack the zipfile named "OPENGEM7RC3.ZIP" to the root of your C drive." But I can't tell you if I was trying with RC3 or if the INSTALL.BAT was actually present in GEMAPP/GEMSYS -- I can't check that, and I can't remember. What I remember is that the GEM-Package maintained by the freedos-community doesn't place the GEMAPPS-Directory in the C-root, and GEM won't work due to that, without further steps which are not handled by their package-system. That was the reason for me trying the upstream-GEM; but coming from a unix-background I'm not sure if I misunderstood the freedos-package-system, or dos-concepts in general -- although on the first look it seems pretty simple. |
The README states there should be an install.bat in the zip-file, but there isn't
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