Unable to load vm.elc

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#139

Author: System Administration
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 17:12

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I'm running on a Sun 386i with SunOS 4.0.2.  vm-5.32beta gave me
problems with making; I had to compile each .el by hand.  After
compiling each component, however, the Makefile worked correectly.
Putting vm in /usr/local/emacs/info worked but putting vm.elc in
/usr/local/emacs/lisp was not very successful.  M-x vm just gives back
a "no match" despite having both the owner and permissions match
other, successful libraries (e.g., rmail.elc).  Ideas?  Suggestions?

Rick
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Unable to load vm.elc

#140

Author: Kyle Jones
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 20:08

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System Administration writes:
 > I'm running on a Sun 386i with SunOS 4.0.2.  vm-5.32beta gave me
 > problems with making; I had to compile each .el by hand.  After
 > compiling each component, however, the Makefile worked correectly.
 > Putting vm in /usr/local/emacs/info worked but putting vm.elc in
 > /usr/local/emacs/lisp was not very successful.  M-x vm just gives back
 > a "no match" despite having both the owner and permissions match
 > other, successful libraries (e.g., rmail.elc).  Ideas?  Suggestions?

You need to put

(autoload 'vm "vm" nil t)

into your .emacs file.

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