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CBFalconer wrote:
> Use unzip32. It will create the right directories from the .zip.
> Run it in \DJGPP.
>
>   
Just to give it a try I used the unzip32.exe from djgpp.cybermirror.org 
to unzip the files, but the effect is the same : The same error.
Could it be that I forgot to install one more pakage? It's really 
frustrating.

Another question: How can I get the bash not remove the buffer (and the 
scroller on the right side of the cmd box) so that I can scroll up and 
see long outputs from the beginning? Redirection to a file is not a very 
nice suggestion.

And another question: Is there a way to compile/use qt with DJGPP? Can 
DJGPP work with MinGW binaries? (probably not)



Thanks for your help :P