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From: "Marianne Case" <casem@uci.edu>
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Subject: Re: $HOME variable - cannot cd $HOME
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:45:36 -0700
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Thanks!  Indeed, that control character was the problem and now my .bashrc
file works as expected.  For some reason, the d2u command on my cygwin was
spelled out as dos2unix, so "dos2unix .bashrc" fixed the file.

~Marianne




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