Hi!
I'm trying to install texlive from source :texlive-20100722-source,
but during the compilation I obtain:
kpsewhich: not found
"kpsewhich mktex.cnf" failed
And in texlive README it's written:
To make a usable TeX installation, you have to have (thousands of)
support files as well as the binaries that are built here.
Does it mean that i need to previously install binaries from a package to install texlive from source??
I hope I'll finally arrive!
thank you
TeX Live and MacTeX ⇒ Installing TeX Live from source
Installing TeX Live from source
The best place to ask about building process is TeX Live mailing list. But I wonder why do you need to build from source?
Cheers,
Tomek
Cheers,
Tomek
Re: Installing TeX Live from source
ah yes thank you, i'll ask them.
I want to install it from source because i want to install texlive on a server whithout rooting, and i need to locally compile it and send the binaries on the server, tex is needed to display mathematical formulas on the wiki I want to create.
I want to install it from source because i want to install texlive on a server whithout rooting, and i need to locally compile it and send the binaries on the server, tex is needed to display mathematical formulas on the wiki I want to create.
Re: Installing TeX Live from source
You don't have to be a root to install TeX Live. In fact probably the simplest thing to do is to make a local, portable TL installation with packages you need and copy it over to the server. All you need then is to put the directory with binaries on the PATH.
Cheers,
Tomek
Cheers,
Tomek
Re: Installing TeX Live from source
I wondered if TL could be installed without rooting, I thank you to said me it's possible.
I make linux running on vmware locally under windows, and it's maybe why there is bug in the compilation, or maybe i have a problem to a part of my hard drive, but i hope no!
Thanks for informations.
I make linux running on vmware locally under windows, and it's maybe why there is bug in the compilation, or maybe i have a problem to a part of my hard drive, but i hope no!
Thanks for informations.