> > OK, then you clearly have font problems. Let's do some remote > > debuggin, starting with the most common problems. > > > > - Did you build Lilypond yourself? If so, did configure > > complain about missing kpathsea? > > Did you read what INSTALL.txt says about the file > > lilypond-profile? > > Yes I built lilypond myself (freebsd) it did not complain about missing > kpathsea. Yes it did not seem to help.
OK, but see below regarding the setting of TEXMF! > > -Does 'ly2dvi -P yourfile.ly' give a correct PS file with > > note heads? > > No it did not. > > % ly2dvi -P char_rhy24.ly > kpsexpand: not found That's strange. If you have a normal installation of teTeX, you should have the program kpsexpand installed. Actually, kpsexpand is normally a soft link to the program kpsetool (which determines from argv[0] what to do). > Running LilyPond... > ... > kpathsea: Running mktextfm cmr8 > /usr/local/share/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Could not map source abbreviation for cmr8. Yet another indication that your teTeX installation is broken! What happens if you run tex testfont and specify font = cmr8, and type the test commands \table and \bye? The result should be a file testfont.dvi that you can view using xdvi. Please make sure that teTeX is correctly installed. > ... > > - How is the $TEXMF environment variable set? > > % env | grep TEXMF > TEXMF=/usr/local/share/texmf > % This means that you didn't read what INSTALL.txt says about lilypond-profile, since it sets the $TEXMF variable differently. /Mats _______________________________________________ Bug-lilypond mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
