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I could always use the bottle of wine, but I guess I missed my chance :D

It's not published, just an embarrassingly simple model of an insect axon and terminal bouton.

Just for clarity (please don't be offended): You threw away all compiler output files *.o in your 'mod' directory, ran mknrndll on it and put the resulting nrnmech.dll in the right place? Not insulted at all. All files were deleted, neuron was installed anew, *.mod files downloaded again, nrnmech.d...

Raj wrote:Have you rebuild the dll? Using an old dll can cause strange behavior, so you need to rebuild the dll.

I really started from scratch, downloading and rebuilding everything over again.

Thanks for the replies. You can determine the value of $(NEURONHOME) by looking at the result of the command: neuronhome() Take a look there and see if the file exists. Perhaps you have installed NEURON in a place where you do not have permission to read/write this file. The directory is correct, an...

After having relatively few problems using an older version of Neuron on in windows 98 some time ago, I have upgraded my version of Neuron to 5.8 and my OS to Windows XP. Now I am starting to have a few bugs. First, when I change my working directory I get the message: oc: Device or resource busy nr...