Stupid question.... .bashrc

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Energy
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Stupid question.... .bashrc

Post by Energy »

My cygwin has no .bashrc file. Tho I did a full install. Anyone got any ideas as to why?

and if so, how can I add the info I need to get my psp sdk set up?
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Post by Paco »

the .bashrc file should be in your home directory, but won't show up on ls listings normally. If the file is not there, just create one with the PSP vars and see if that works for you. Add some "echo Im .bashrc" command to make sure it is run when you start a shell.
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Post by Energy »

no luck, doesn't seem to run :S
I'm pretty sure the file wasn't there either. I've created one, put in the echo as suggested. No luck tho.
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Post by mrbrown »

You don't need .bashrc. Just add the path to PSPSDK's bin directory (usually /usr/local/pspdev/bin or C:\cygwin\usr\local\pspdev\bin) to your PATH environment variable. You can do this in the System Control Panel.
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Post by Energy »

mrbrown wrote:You don't need .bashrc. Just add the path to PSPSDK's bin directory (usually /usr/local/pspdev/bin or C:\cygwin\usr\local\pspdev\bin) to your PATH environment variable. You can do this in the System Control Panel.
thanks mrbrown. worked. should of really figured that one myself >_<
once again thanks
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