From:	Andrew Cottrell <andnews AT ihug DOT com DOT oz DOT au>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: djpgg.env
Date:	Sat, 26 Apr 2003 10:04:36 +1000
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>   I downloaded djgpp version 2, unzipped it and added the environment variables 
>as it says in the instructions from the zip picker, but when I tried to run gcc 
>it says djgpp.env is corrupted and when I try to run rhide it says DJDIR has not 
>been set or has not been set properly. I tried changing djgpp.env a bit, but I 
>couldn't get it to work. Here is the original djgpp.env that came out of the zip 
>files.

Have a read of the readme.1st and then the FAQ. With NT 4.0 SPx you
have two options:-
1) Use SFN
2) Use a LFN TSR and then use LFN

Please note that NT 4.0 is different to 2K or XP.

If the probnlem still persists after reading the readme.1st and FAQ
then please supply the following info:-
	a) What is the exact message displayed? 
	b)Which version of Rhide are you using? 
	c) If you type set on the command line what are the following
environment variabales set to, do not include the rest of the
environment variables:-
	DJGPP
	PATH

The inclusion of djgpp.env is of no use and just makes it harder to
get to the vital info that you are using NT 4.0 (and NOT 2K or XP or
9x).

Andrew

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