Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:35:01 +0300
From: "Eli Zaretskii" <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il>
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Subject: Re: WindowsME installation trouble
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> From: Lafollette8 AT cs DOT com
> Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 20:36:53 EDT
> 
> I have tried a million different ways to install DJGPP on my computer, which 
> uses WindowsME.  I was finally able to open rhide and put in the 
> conversion.cpp program.  I get the error "installation problem, cannot exec 
> 'cpp': no such file or directory (ENOENT).  
[...]
> I also feel certain that my files may be in the wrong directories.  Under 
> c:\DJGPP I have bnu281b, djdev203, faq230b, gcc2952b, gdb418b,GNUC, gpp2952b, 
> lgpp295b, mak3781b, rhide14b, and txi40b (among others).  The bin, info, 
> manifest, and so on are all inside these directories.

This is indeed the source of your problems: you unzipped with WinZip,
didn't you?  Well, don't.

The best solution for your trouble would be to remove the entire tree
of unzipped directories, then unzip everything again, this time using
the unzip32.exe program that is available from the same site where you
downloaded DJGPP.

Oh, and these packages are not the latest versions, so download the
latest ones before you re-install:

  bnu281b (get bnu2112b.zip)
  gcc2952b (get gcc2953b.zip and gpp2953b.zip)
  gdb418b (get gdb500b.zip)
  mak3781b (get mak3791b.zip)