Larry wrote:
> Sounds to me, though, like you have an errant Cygwin install hanging
> around. First thing to do is follow this FAQ:
>
> How do I uninstall all of Cygwin?
> <http://cygwin.com/faq/faq_toc.html#TOC20>
>
> If after installing with that procedure, you still have
> problems, you have
> a program installed on your system that uses it's own version of
> 'cygwin1.dll'. Hunt down that DLL and destroy it. The
> program using it
> should be able to use the same 'cygwin1.dll' that you just
> installed. If
> it cannot, contact the provider of that program.
After installing cygwin on one of my boss's machines, he too
was missing grep - and I know for certain he's never installed
cygwin on his machine. However, I'll hunt this down. On my
machine at least I have maybe half a dozen different installs
sitting around in various states of disrepair. Once I can get
it working correctly on my machine, I'll look at his.
thanks,
k
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