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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hallo Lars —<br>
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Lars Madsen wrote:<br>
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<p>How exactly are you installing from the local copy?</p>
<p>Here is what I do:</p>
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<p>Inside the rsynced copy of the tlnet structure I run the copy
of the installer found there.</p>
<p>The installation material is automatically detected as being in
a relative folder (relative to the location of
install-tl-advanced.bat) and it automatically uses the local
one.</p>
<p>Have you instead unzipped the rsynced copy of install-tl.zip</p>
<p>and is running the installer from the generated folder? Because
that will never pick up the local installation folder.</p>
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No, I haven't unzipped that file at all. I am now re-installing
using "Install-TL-Advanced.bat", and all seems to be proceeding
smoothly; I suspect that on the previous occasion I may, in an
attempt to avoid the need to specify the root directory as three
separate components, I ran the installer executable directly rather
than via the CMD file (I didn't success in my attempt, but that is
nonetheless probably what happened). <br>
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<p>Go back to the root of the rsynced copy of tlnet, and run the
copy of the installer that is right there. It should be the same
as in the zip file anyway.<br>
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Yes, it is indeed now installing cleanly — I just hope it completes
without error !<br>
** Phil.<br>
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