Gleb Arshinov <gleb(a)broadbase.com> writes:
>>>>> "John" == John Mignault
<jbm(a)panix.com> writes:
John> The only thing i"ve noticed so far is this warning when
John> starting up XEmacs:
John> (1) (warning/warning) Autoload error in:
John> /usr/local/lib/xemacs/packages/man/lisp/strokes/auto-autoloads:
^^^^^
The path looks wrong (a patch for package-admin.el fixing this was
posted to the list a couple days ago). Could be that the package in
question got installed twice - once in the proper directory, and then
in its "man" subdir.
John> Already loaded
John> How exactly should I go about tracking down something like
John> this? I looked in the file mentioned and nothing jumped out
John> as an obvious suspect... Suggestions for appropriate parts
John> of the docs? Am I just indescribably dense? :)
I've seen the same problem, except with a different package. For me
the cause was that lisp/[packagename]/auto-autoloads was already
loaded when dumping. I deleted the auto-autoloads.elc, then rebuilt,
which fixed the problem. I did not have good sence to do further
testing to narrow down the cause.
Gleb
PS The package in question was the last one I had installed, so that
may be important.