From:	"Morgan" <mobutton AT juno DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Newbie - Stupid bash setup question.
Date:	Wed, 25 Mar 1998 18:45:07 -0600
Organization:	LDS iAmerica, ISP
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You don't need the djgpp.env file for setting a home directory. Use the
setdjgpp.bat (that's it's name isn't it?) file in %djgpp%/bin or create your
own batch file to initialize variables and perhaps start the dpmi server. I
have my own directory on drive C called "Morgan" and keep all my personal
files including my *.rc files within its subdirectories. It is essentially
my home directory and I use 'set HOME=c:/morgan' in my batch file. When bash
starts it always reads my custom .bashrc.

RoB wrote in message <6fc576$25c$1 AT winter DOT news DOT erols DOT com>...
>i'm trying to set up bash with my own enviroment variables... i'm having
abs
>no luck!!!  i tried reading through the docs for djgpp but can't seem to
>figure it out.  i tried setting up a bash env setting in the .env file
where
>i specified a HOME dir. (HOME=%djdir%)  then making a .bashrc file in my
>home dir...   this doesn't seem to work... so, what can i do to set up bash
>my own way??? set up my aliases and such??  thanx in advance to anyone who
>responds.  plz respond to:
>
>rel8ivity AT erols DOT com
>
>
>RoB
>
>

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