Well, I must be dumb cuz I tried everything and it still fails to complete the install. Always fails with "sed.exe has stopped working". I guess I'll just wait a while and see if something shows up in the future. It just will not install for me.
Thanks,
Mike

On Dec  9 21:22, Mike Knope wrote:
> OK.  I've looked thru the archives and I've even tried installing as the
> "true" Administrator and all I get are errors either saying that sed.exe
> stopped working when I try to run setup on Vista, or I get
> install-info.exe stopped working if I try to reinstall after the sed
> fail.  I even tried putting the snapshots copy of cygwin1.dll into the
> bin dir and that does nothing.  I also sometimes see an error that says
> cygwin1.dll could not be found.  I'm confused.  In looking at the
> archives it appears as tho folks may have gotten cygwin to run on Vista
> but I sure can't.  I have the RTM copy from MS since I was a beta
> tester.  Please help.

>Here's the problem: It works for me using the latest Cygwin version
>1.5.22 or a recent snapshot.

>UAC (User Access Control) is really playing hell with us.  If you run
>install as admin without explicitely using the "Run as administrator"
>facility, you will run into problems when trying to create certain
>stuff.  The first shell invocation should be running under "Run as
>administrator", otherwise scripts go wrong.  It's really not a smooth
>experience.  Every day I learn something new about Vista, which has to
>result in Cygwin changes in the long run.

>Another problem:  Given how long Vista is available, there aren't
>a lot of users so far, which could help.


>Corinna

>--
>Corinna Vinschen                  Please, send mails regarding Cygwin >to
>Cygwin Project Co-Leader          cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
>Red Hat


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