change directory to the directory of the patch.. <make sure patch is in
same dir as source code.. [src]> then type patch < <patchname>... that
should do ya.. =)
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NashaK
bmw@efn.org
On Sun, 13 Oct 1996, Scott AJ wrote:
> Hi I'm a newbie mud writer, and seem to have collapsed in a deadful heap
> at the first hurdle :(
> Promise you wont laugh? Ok.....I cant seem to add patches to my base
> circle30bpl11 code (you promised you would'nt laugh!!!)
> I downloaded a big patchfile, and gunzipped it then untarred it. It is in
> circle/patched/patched.src
> I then typed the following command in the src directory of my circle code;
> patch</circle/patched/patched.src
>
> and got the message:
>
> hmm... i can't seem to find a patch file
> (or some similar message, i forget exactly)
>
> i am a total beginner at unix , and would be very grateful if some kind
> soul could help me here :P
>
> Amoeba aka Alex Scott (coding Perculiar People Mud)
>
> P.S. I am not on the mailing list at present, so pleasesend mail direct
>
> PPS anychance of telling me how to delete a directory thats not empty? I
> hate having to delete all the other stuff in the directory first....
>
> PPPS how do i change a directoy name?
>
>
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