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[lyx.git] / INSTALL.OS2

diff --git a/INSTALL.OS2 b/INSTALL.OS2
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--- a/INSTALL.OS2
+++ b/INSTALL.OS2
@@ -267,76 +267,7 @@ SET chktexrc=%home%
 Do not copy it! You need to adapt it to your directory structure.
 
 
-6) perl:
-   ----
-
-For LaTeX import (relyx.cmd) you need perl:
-Check your local CPAN server for a recent OS/2 port or try:
-
-       http://www.perl.org
-
-Note:
-----
-If perl cannot find its modules and libraries it has a hardcoded
-path chosen at compile time that does not match your configuration.
-You can recompile with your directory structure or exchange the path
-as follows (from man perlos2):
-
-       PERLLIB_PREFIX
-
-       Specific for EMX port. Should have the form
-
-         path1;path2
-
-       or
-
-         path1 path2
-
-       If the beginning of some prebuilt path matches path1, it
-       is substituted with path2.
-
-       Should be used if the perl library is moved from the
-       default location in preference to PERL(5)LIB, since this
-       would not leave wrong entries in @INC.  Say, if the
-       compiled version of perl looks for @INC in f:/perllib/lib,
-       and you want to install the library in h:/opt/gnu, do
-
-         set PERLLIB_PREFIX=f:/perllib/lib;h:/opt/gnu"
-On my system 'f:/perllib/lib' is hardcoded and has to be exchanged
-for 'd:/bin/perllib/lib'. Also like many other programs ported from
-UNIX (unfortunately this is also true for many XFree/2 programs) it 
-uses a UNIX-like sh; you should give its path. 
-I recommend sh.exe of pdksh.zip; other shells have problems.
-
-Here an example of my config.sys:
-
-rem Not default directory of perllib/lib (here:d:\bin) 
-set PERLLIB_PREFIX=f:/perllib/lib;d:/bin/perllib/lib
-rem Where sh.exe of pdksh.zip resides:
-set PERL_SH_DIR=D:\bin
-
-excerpt from perlos2:
-
-      After you installed the components you needed and updated
-       the Config.sys correspondingly, you need to hand-edit
-       Config.pm. This file resides somewhere deep in the
-       location you installed your perl library, find it out by
-
-         perl -MConfig -le "print $INC{'Config.pm'}"
-
-       You need to correct all the entries which look like file
-       paths (they currently start with f:/).
-
-       Warning
-
-       The automatic and manual perl installation leave
-       precompiled paths inside perl executables. While these
-       paths are overwriteable (see the section on
-       PERLLIB_PREFIX, the section on PERL_SH_DIR), one may get
-       better results by binary editing of paths inside the
-       executables/DLLs.
-
-7) 'man' and 'gnugroff':
+6) 'man' and 'gnugroff':
    --------------------
 
 For reading unformatted manual pages in UNIX 'roff' format like the