Just FYI. I found a pretty good way to manage multiple cygwin installs.
I use the windows subst command.
It works like this. Create a directory c:\cyginstalls. Then beneath it
create a directory for each cygwin install you want like cygwin1,
cygwin2 whatever. Then use the subst command like so:
subst x: c:\cyginstalls\cygwin1
Now install cygwin to x:\. Change the subst to c:\cyginstalls\cygwin2
and install again to x:\.
To choose what cygwin you use just subst x to the appropriate folder.
Kind of a poor mans symbolic link.
Brian
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