[XeTeX] kpathsea problem??

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 13.02.2008 um 18:06 schrieb Mike Maxwell:

> Are there other places I should look?

Yes: the receipts of the installed packages. You did use some package  
management (RPM, DEBian, emerge, yum ...), didn't you?


Besides there is locate. It creates an index of the disk. 'locate / 
tex' and 'locate tex/' should reveal all TeX installations. Each TeX  
installation has also its own index files: ls-R is their name. There  
is some minor issue with man(ual) and C header files or libraries.  
The latter two types can become a problem.

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