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RE: Cygwin-Xfree-Opendx Question
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- Subject: RE: Cygwin-Xfree-Opendx Question
- From: "Annette and Frankie Stone" <fstone at majik-net dot com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 19:22:10 -0500
I have done as you said and
cd /usr/bin
ln -s cygpng2.dll libpng.dll
This put a shortcut in /usr/bin. Still can't find it. I have put the path
in the cygwin.bat and I have also put it in my windows path to no avail. I
also tried removing the shortcut and copying cygpng2.dll to /usr/bin and
renaming it. Still doesn't work.
When I echo $PATH in the bash shell the /usr/bin path is there. When I get
the error screen in dx that says it can't find libpng.dll in the specified
path, the path it lists has the same path but not /usr/bin.
I just did an experiment. I noticed that the path list that comes up in the
dx (dxexec.exe - Unable to locate DLL) error screen lists the cygwin.bat
path first and then the Windows path. I also noticed that the last entry
that I put in the windows path was not listed correctly. Instead of
c:\cygwin\usr\bin it was c:\cygwin\bin. I closed dx and Xfree86 and cygwin
and went in to the Windows path and took the bin off of the last entry. It
then listed it correctly as c:\cygwin\usr in the dx error screen. I again
closed everything down went back into the Windows path and added back the
bin and the dx error screen again listed it incorrectly as c:\cygwin\bin.
Dx is not getting to this directory! What is happening here?
I am now using startxwin.sh to start the xFree86.
Thanks,
Frankie Stone