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> I meant did you use an LFN-aware system and/or use an LFN-aware
> unzipper. You can actually unzip for SFN even on WinXP, e.g. if you
> wanted to use the same install in pure DOS or Windows. Of course,
> you'd have to be using FAT32 because DOS normally doesn't understand
> NTFS (without 3rd-party drivers, which I found unreliable). Actually,
> Win98 and WinXP use slightly different schemes for their SFN name
> generation, but that's probably not an issue here.

hmm.  LFN-aware unzipper.  i used 7-zip to unzip them which is a
windows zip tool with command-line capabilities.

what options should I use with unzip32?  it should I be using pakke?
and how?

this stuff isn't in the readme files for 2.03 or in the instructions.

any help is appreciated. [I still don't understand why my compiler
went gunnybags]

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