Hello Mayorga,
On 22/09/2009, at 5:03 AM, [email protected] wrote:
when I compile a .tex file on a USB memory, I get the following error:
...
Cannot create directory 'TMP': File exists
if the file is compiled into the hard drive, the error disappears.
what is happend?
Each latex2html job creates a temporary directory called TMP
by default. This is normally removed at the end of the job,
but you can supress removal using -debug as a command-line switch.
The fact that you have problems on the USB could be an indication
that the filesystem on it is not truly hierarchical.
It may be that the USB filesystem already has an invisible
directory called TMP which cannot be removed or written-over.
You should be able to change the name of the temporary directory
that LaTeX2HTML uses. The variable name is $TEMP I think.
Look for this, or something similar, within the l2hinit.pm
configuration file (or whatever your installation has used
to replace this).
Hope this helps,
Ross
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