* Loaded script 'C:\mIRC\script\first.mrc', * /hmake: hash table exists 'pnp.1' (line 821, first.mrc)

[littlAcen]

• Loaded script 'C:\mIRC\script\first.mrc'

• /hmake: hash table exists 'pnp.1' (line 821, first.mrc)

how to fix this? :)

[ghost]

Short answer

I would follow the installation guide as posted over at the wiki¹.

Exception

If you cannot or don't want to install PnP in "%appdata%\mIRC"², install pnp422 in "%appdata%\pnp", make sure you create an application shortcut with the -r switch, e.g.: Target: C:\Program Files (x86)\mIRC\mIRC.exe -r"%appdata%\pnp" and start that instance of mIRC.exe with it by double-clicking the shortcut and launching it.

Long answer

I'd like to dissuade you from putting mIRC's core files and user data files in the one location. (Everything in C:\mIRC)

In a perfect setup, you only need to install mIRC (its core files) once. Typically this will be in C:\Program Files (x86)\mIRC.
You can then install (full mirc) scripts in different user data locations. For example: "%appdata%\fullscript1" and "%appdata%\fullscript2"
The trick is then to create an application shortcut (right-click your Desktop and select New -> Application Shortcut) and specify the target: [DRIVE:]\[MIRCLOCATION]\[MIRC.EXE] -r"[USERDATALOCATION]". You can see an example for the nbs-irc script here: ElectronicWar/nbs-irc#9 (comment)

Good luck and let us know how you're going!

Footnotes

1. https://github.com/peace-and-protection/Peace-and-Protection/wiki/Installation ↩

2. "%appdata%\mIRC" is the default location for user data files for mIRC. You can type %appdata% in the Windows Explorer address bar and hit Enter to go there quickly. ↩