Namaste,
i am beginer in field of latex
i have installed LyX package come the MikTeX.
after installation it gives error of "LyX will have minimum functionality because no textclass has been found, try to reconfigure"
but when i go to reconfigure, it gies error of "system reconfiguration has failed, default textclass is used but Lyx may not able to work properly ,try to reconfgure again".
i have searched solution for this problem i got info to update MikTeX , while updating Miktex i got error ".
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log4cxx: No appender could be found for logger (mpmcli).
log4cxx: Please initialize the log4cxx system properly.
Sorry, but "MiKTeX Package Manager" did not succeed.
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and now Nither texworks nor Lyx is working/
Pls help
LyX ⇒ unable to reconfigure
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Johannes_B
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unable to reconfigure
I am not a MikTeX expert, never was and never will be. I cannot give any advice on how to fix it.
But i can give you an alternative TeX Live. Link to installation instructions.
But i can give you an alternative TeX Live. Link to installation instructions.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: unable to reconfigure
Hi Gavand,
welcome to the forum!
Also I use TeX Live, and I'm very satisfied with installation and usage. I install it several times on various systems: on a Windows laptop, my Ubuntu desktop PC, my Mac ProBook, my Debian servers. It feels great that it always simply works. I usually do a full installation, so I don't need to worry about later installing missing things.
Stefan
welcome to the forum!
Also I use TeX Live, and I'm very satisfied with installation and usage. I install it several times on various systems: on a Windows laptop, my Ubuntu desktop PC, my Mac ProBook, my Debian servers. It feels great that it always simply works. I usually do a full installation, so I don't need to worry about later installing missing things.
Stefan
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