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Subject: RE: What to do to makewhatis
Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 13:49:08 +0400
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 Hello!

> Running makewhatis as shown only produces an empty remnant file
> 'whatis'
> in folders flagging FIND errors.
> What can I do ?
> Tom Axehult

 Looks like you don't have findutils installed. In this case attempt to run
'find' command will run find.exe from your Windows installation, which can
be found in your Windows %PATH%. Ovbiously, MS Find does not know UNIX
command line switches.

 Kind regards.


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