Error in Installation Process
M. Münch
Martin.Muench at Uni-Bonn.de
Wed Nov 8 13:39:25 CET 2023
Hi,
new Windows 11 installation, trying to install TL 2023.
install-tl-windows.bat -gui
Hitting the "change" button for installation root directory gives this
error:
error writing "file1f7cdbd5ce0": broken pipe
error writing "file1f7cdbd5ce0": broken pipe
while executing
"chan puts $::inst "checkdir""
(procedure "update_full_path" line 6)
invoked from within
"update_full_path"
(procedure "texdir_setup" line 88)
invoked from within
"texdir_setup"
invoked from within
".tdirb invoke "
invoked from within
".tdirb instate !disabled { .tdirb invoke } "
invoked from within
".tdirb instate pressed { .tdirb state !pressed; .tdirb instate
!disabled { .tdirb invoke } } "
(command bound to event)
This is similar to
https://tug.org/pipermail/tex-live/2023-September/049455.html
OK, I tried this then:
install-tl-windows.bat -texdir M:\2023\ -gui
That is accepted, but when hitting the "install" button, I get
Error in startup script
error writing "file247d0101380": broken pipe
while executing
"chan puts $::inst "startinst""
(procedure "run installer" line 5)
invoked from within
"run_installer"
(procedure "main_prog" line 144)
invoked from within
(file "V:\tlpkg\installer\install-tl-gui.tcl" line 2117)
I tried the on-line-install and the DVD-install, the "regular" install
and the installation as admin and also a portable install. I tried not
to change any path or anything, but always get a "broken pipe".
I do have a back-up of M:\, so I copied the backup to M:\, added
M:\2023\bin\windows\ to the system path, and can compile my documents.
This misses file associations and start menu entries and the package
manager GUI aborts with error "Back end gone. Last command: version",
and most importantly, without solving the issue I will not be able to
install TL 2024 when it arrives.
I had been able to install TL 2023 under Windows 11 last year (disk
formatted, so no left-overs), so I suspect that TL is fine but current
Windows is blocking something. Might even be some Windows settings.
Any ideas, please?
Martin
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