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(error "Cannot open doc string file \"/usr/share/emacs/24.1.50/etc/DOC-24.1.50.1\"") #155
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I had this problem too, i think that 24.1.50/etc/DOC-24.1.50.1 is missing from the last emacs release. I do have another error, i can't do C-k no more... When i try to kill the current line i obtain this error : I don't really know what to do about that :squirrel: |
I'm having the same problem on my Debian workstation. |
Yep! Have the same - debian/wheezy |
This is not related to Prelude, but I''ll keep it open for the affected people to hash it out and share a solution. |
A bug has been submitted to the emacs-snapshot PPA (https://bugs.launchpad.net/emacs-snapshot/+bug/1003928) The current workaround is to make a symlink:
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jjcomer: your workaround works for me too (Ubuntu 12.04 emacs from emacs-snapshot PPA ) |
jjcomer's workaround works on Ubuntu 10.04 from emacs-snapshot PPA as well |
jjcomer: workaround works for me too (Ubuntu 11.04 emacs from emacs-snapshot PPA) |
@jjcomer - worked great! (Ubuntu 11.04 emacs from emacs-snapshot PPA) |
Not sure if this is really a Emacs-Prelude thing, however
after updating Emacs on Ubuntu Lucid there seems to be no DOC file in the etc/ Directory anymore.
When I try to start Emacs with Prelude symlinked via .emacs.d I run into this issue:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Cannot open doc string file "/usr/share/emacs/24.1.50/etc/DOC-24.1.50.1"")
ad-real-documentation(#[(beg end &optional yank-handler) "�\203�
ad-make-advised-docstring(kill-region)
ad-real-documentation(#[(beg end &optional yank-handler) "\304�\305 \n�#\211�)\207" [ad-return-value beg end yank-handler nil ad-Orig-kill-region] 5 #("Advice doc string" 0 17 (ad-advice-info kill-region)) (byte-code "�\203\n
[...]
Renaming .emacs.d aka starting Emacs without Prelude seems to work just fine.
I have Emacs reinstalled twice via sudo aptitude reinstall emacs-snapshot, still no DOC file
So far, no one else seems to have this problem, so it might be just due to my configuration or system, in that case: Sorry for the noise.
Regards, Silvio
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