Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-24 Thread jezZiFeR

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one  
computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your  
texmf

folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now  
it works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not  
have here.

Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:


Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the lyx folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.


Hmmm, thanks again. The confusing point for me is, that I did not have  
that texmf- folder (~/Library/texmf) on my computer, until I created  
it by myself. Is this the correct way? I just copied it from the other  
computer, and everything seems to work fine.


Best
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-24 Thread jezZiFeR

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one  
computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your  
texmf

folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now  
it works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not  
have here.

Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:


Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the lyx folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.


Hmmm, thanks again. The confusing point for me is, that I did not have  
that texmf- folder (~/Library/texmf) on my computer, until I created  
it by myself. Is this the correct way? I just copied it from the other  
computer, and everything seems to work fine.


Best
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-24 Thread jezZiFeR

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one  
computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your  
texmf

folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now  
it works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not  
have here.

Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:


Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the "lyx" folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.


Hmmm, thanks again. The confusing point for me is, that I did not have  
that texmf- folder (~/Library/texmf) on my computer, until I created  
it by myself. Is this the correct way? I just copied it from the other  
computer, and everything seems to work fine.


Best
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR
Hello,

 I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
 the
  biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
 this
  is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
  reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
 module.

 Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
 (That's where it belongs.)


Yes, that´s where I have put it…


  Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
 for
  example:
 
  texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
  Skipping...

 This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.


I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


 On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
  directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
 everything
  works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

 It won't exist unless you create it.


Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

Thank you, best
Jess


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:40 AM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hello,

  I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
 the
  biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
 this
  is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
  reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
 module.

 Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
 (That's where it belongs.)


 Yes, that´s where I have put it…

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX
(LyX  Reconfigure).

  Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
 for
  example:
 
  texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
  Skipping...

 This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.


 I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.

texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.

 On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
  directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
 everything
  works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

 It won't exist unless you create it.


 Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
 …/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
 my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
 library?

 Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files; those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.

Bennett


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX

(LyX  Reconfigure).


I did that various times, but it still does not work.


Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf- 
folder,

for

example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not  
writable.

Skipping...


This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.



I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.


Thank you for that explanation!


On my other computer I have a texmf-folder

directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and

everything

works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…


It won't exist unless you create it.



Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files  
lie on

my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?


.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it  
works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have  
here. Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:
inline: Bild 2.png




those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.


I see, thank you. Now I have put it in .../Library/Application Support/ 
LyX-1.6/layouts


Thank you a lot!
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:45 AM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@gmail.com wrote:
 texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
 new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
 which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.

 Thank you for that explanation!


snip

 .layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
 Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
 to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
 folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;

 YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it works!

 On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have here.
 Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:

Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the lyx folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.

Bennett


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR
Hello,

 I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
 the
  biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
 this
  is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
  reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
 module.

 Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
 (That's where it belongs.)


Yes, that´s where I have put it…


  Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
 for
  example:
 
  texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
  Skipping...

 This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.


I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


 On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
  directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
 everything
  works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

 It won't exist unless you create it.


Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

Thank you, best
Jess


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:40 AM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hello,

  I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
 the
  biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
 this
  is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
  reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
 module.

 Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
 (That's where it belongs.)


 Yes, that´s where I have put it…

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX
(LyX  Reconfigure).

  Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
 for
  example:
 
  texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
  Skipping...

 This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.


 I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.

texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.

 On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
  directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
 everything
  works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

 It won't exist unless you create it.


 Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
 …/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
 my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
 library?

 Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files; those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.

Bennett


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX

(LyX  Reconfigure).


I did that various times, but it still does not work.


Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf- 
folder,

for

example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not  
writable.

Skipping...


This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.



I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.


Thank you for that explanation!


On my other computer I have a texmf-folder

directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and

everything

works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…


It won't exist unless you create it.



Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files  
lie on

my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?


.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it  
works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have  
here. Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:
inline: Bild 2.png




those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.


I see, thank you. Now I have put it in .../Library/Application Support/ 
LyX-1.6/layouts


Thank you a lot!
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:45 AM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@gmail.com wrote:
 texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
 new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
 which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.

 Thank you for that explanation!


snip

 .layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
 Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
 to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
 folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;

 YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it works!

 On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have here.
 Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:

Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the lyx folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.

Bennett


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR
Hello,

 I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
> the
> > biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
> this
> > is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
> > reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
> module.
>
> Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
> (That's where it belongs.)


Yes, that´s where I have put it…


> > Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
> for
> > example:
> >>
> >> texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
> >> Skipping...
>
> This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.


I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


> On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
> > directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
> everything
> > works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…
>
> It won't exist unless you create it.


Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

Thank you, best
Jess


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:40 AM, jezZiFeR  wrote:
> Hello,
>
>  I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put
>> the
>> > biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe
>> this
>> > is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
>> > reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the
>> module.
>>
>> Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
>> (That's where it belongs.)
>
>
> Yes, that´s where I have put it…

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX
(LyX > Reconfigure).

>> > Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder,
>> for
>> > example:
>> >>
>> >> texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
>> >> Skipping...
>>
>> This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.
>
>
> I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.

texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.

>> On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
>> > directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and
>> everything
>> > works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…
>>
>> It won't exist unless you create it.
>
>
> Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
> …/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files lie on
> my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
> library?
>
> Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?

.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files; those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.

Bennett


Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread jezZiFeR

Then it should be recognized -- but only after you reconfigure LyX

(LyX > Reconfigure).


I did that various times, but it still does not work.


Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf- 
folder,

for

example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not  
writable.

Skipping...


This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.



I did that now, but Lyx still does not find the biblatex-module.


texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.


Thank you for that explanation!


On my other computer I have a texmf-folder

directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and

everything

works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…


It won't exist unless you create it.



Do I need that folder or is it okay, that biblatex-module is in
…/library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 ? Where do all the other files  
lie on

my computer, on which I don´t have that texmf-folfer directly in the
library?

Could I just copy that folder from one computer to the other?


.layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;


YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it  
works!


On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have  
here. Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:
<>




those
belong in your LyX User's directory (which on Mac is
~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) in the layout subdir.

Please make sure when you're reporting your problems that you are
accurately describing what folders you are putting files in. There is
no .../library/applicationsupport/lyx 1.6 folder; it's
.../Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6 (note capitalization, spacing,
and hypthen). If you don't accurately describe it here, we're unsure
whether you're actually putting in in the right place or not, and so
unsure whether the problem is user error or a bug.


I see, thank you. Now I have put it in .../Library/Application Support/ 
LyX-1.6/layouts


Thank you a lot!
Jess*

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-23 Thread BH
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:45 AM, jezZiFeR  wrote:
>> texhash is relevant for updating your TeX installation when you add
>> new .sty or .cls packages. It is distinct from reconfiguring LyX,
>> which needs to be done when you add new .layout or .module files.
>
> Thank you for that explanation!
>



>> .layout/.module files are OS agnostic: there is no special Linux or
>> Mac or Windows version of them. So you can copy them from one computer
>> to another so long as you put them in the right place. But your texmf
>> folder is *not* the right place for .layout/.module files;
>
> YES, that was it! I put it directly into the …/ly 1.6-folder! now it works!
>
> On my other computer it really have this folder, which I do not have here.
> Is this folder used for LaTex? That´s the way it looks like:

Yes -- everything under texmf is for TeX/BibTeX/LaTeX.

I suspect what confused you was the presence of the "lyx" folder in
~/Library/texmf/latex. That is not your lyx user's directory (which is
at ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6) but is rather a directory
the LyX Installer creates for its own latex styles and classes. You
should not put anything in that directory, as it may get overwritten
by future versions of the installer.

Bennett


Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread jezZiFeR

Hello,

I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I  
put the biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6- 
Folder. Maybe this is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki  
prompts me to do. I reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it  
does not find the module. Running texhas I get error-messages for  
every file in the texmf-folder, for example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.  
Skipping...


This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf- 
folder directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved,  
and everything works fine. But on the other computer this folder does  
not exist…


What did I do wrong?

Best*
Jess

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread BH
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:52 PM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hello,

 I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put the
 biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe this
 is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
 reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the module.

Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
(That's where it belongs.)

 Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder, for
 example:

 texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
 Skipping...

This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.

 This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
 directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and everything
 works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

It won't exist unless you create it.

Bennett


Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread jezZiFeR

Hello,

I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I  
put the biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6- 
Folder. Maybe this is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki  
prompts me to do. I reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it  
does not find the module. Running texhas I get error-messages for  
every file in the texmf-folder, for example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.  
Skipping...


This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf- 
folder directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved,  
and everything works fine. But on the other computer this folder does  
not exist…


What did I do wrong?

Best*
Jess

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread BH
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:52 PM, jezZiFeR jezzi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hello,

 I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put the
 biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe this
 is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
 reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the module.

Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
(That's where it belongs.)

 Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder, for
 example:

 texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
 Skipping...

This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.

 This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
 directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and everything
 works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

It won't exist unless you create it.

Bennett


Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread jezZiFeR

Hello,

I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I  
put the biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6- 
Folder. Maybe this is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki  
prompts me to do. I reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it  
does not find the module. Running texhas I get error-messages for  
every file in the texmf-folder, for example:


texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.  
Skipping...


This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf- 
folder directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved,  
and everything works fine. But on the other computer this folder does  
not exist…


What did I do wrong?

Best*
Jess

Re: Installing biblatex on OSX

2009-03-22 Thread BH
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:52 PM, jezZiFeR  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem with installing bibtext on a second OSX-Computer. I put the
> biblatex.module-file directly into the …/library/Lyx-1.6-Folder. Maybe this
> is the problem, but I think this is what the wiki prompts me to do. I
> reconfigured Lyx various times without succes – it does not find the module.

Did you put it in ~/Library/Application Support/LyX-1.6/layout folder?
(That's where it belongs.)

> Running texhas I get error-messages for every file in the texmf-folder, for
> example:
>>
>> texhash: /usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf-var: directory not writable.
>> Skipping...

This indicates you need to run texhash as root: sudo texhash.

> This also seems strange to me. On my other computer I have a texmf-folder
> directly in the library, where the biblatex.module is saved, and everything
> works fine. But on the other computer this folder does not exist…

It won't exist unless you create it.

Bennett