> ls -l install
>
> If there is a zero-length file named "install" in the main nmh
> directory (there shouldn't be)
>
> rm install
> make install
>
> If the file isn't zero length, you might want to investigate before
> removing it.
I've figured it out (I think -- I need to start from scratch to be sure).
ls doesn't list "install", but "ls -l install" does.
The problem is that Apple's HFS+ file system, which is the default and
best-supported fs at the moment, is case preserving yet case insensitive.
Thus, the INSTALL doc looks just the same to make as "install". Renaming
it to README.INSTALL lets me run make install.
That gave me a few install errors, but I forgot to sudo it. I'll start
over, rename the INSTALL doc, and -- hopefully -- report my success.
Thanks!
Jon
--
Jon Stewart
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"and dropping a barbell, he points to the sky, saying 'the sun's not
yellow, it's chicken.'"
-- Bob Dylan
