Hi again,
Sorry about the lack of background info. Let's try to correct it. I've
attached the cygcheck output and realized that there is a series of
"not found" that includes bash. Also, I was unfortunately not able to
reproduce a problem on another sytem.
When double clicking on the cygwin ico
K Kafka wrote:
Hi all,
I have been looking around for a possible cause for my problem with
bash. I left a "tail -f" running for a few days. When I came back,
none of the service would run anymore (cygsrv, exim, sshd). After a
bit of researching I've come accross quite a few posts but nothing
con
On 12/16/06, Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
According to Christopher Tate on 12/16/2006 7:51 PM:
>
> First, I should point out that having run setup.exe has now left
> cygwin in an unusable state; i can't launch a bash shell in order to
> run the commands specified.
Why not? Your ls resu
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According to Christopher Tate on 12/16/2006 7:51 PM:
>
> First, I should point out that having run setup.exe has now left
> cygwin in an unusable state; i can't launch a bash shell in order to
> run the commands specified.
Why not? Your ls results s
On 12/16/06, Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
According to Christopher Tate on 12/16/2006 5:07 PM:
> Eric Blake wrote, on the cygwin mailing list:
>>
>> Phooey - now that you have gotten rid of the problem, I can't do any more
>> debugging via your system. I'm still trying to reproduce the
Eric Blake wrote:
> I'm starting to wonder if cygcheck chokes on the fact that
> cygreadline6.dll exists, but is missing the hook that /bin/sh version
> 3.0.x depended on. Hmm, based on digging up an older build of bash from
> my archives, it looks like cygcheck is just fine with it, but trying t
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http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PPIOSPE - redirected to the list, accordingly.
According to Christopher Tate on 12/16/2006 5:07 PM:
> Eric Blake wrote, on the cygwin mailing list:
>>
>> Phooey - now that you have gotten rid of the problem, I can't do any
Hi all,
I have been looking around for a possible cause for my problem with
bash. I left a "tail -f" running for a few days. When I came back,
none of the service would run anymore (cygsrv, exim, sshd). After a
bit of researching I've come accross quite a few posts but nothing
concrete.
It seems
Charles Wilson wrote:
Dr. Volker Zell wrote:
A new version of 'xemacs' has been uploaded to a server near you.
* Fix: xpm no-X builds were broken on cygwin with /bin/gcc.
Was this a libXpm-noX deficiency, or something else?
* Fix: Support renamed xpm no-X library under cygwin.
Whoo
Done:-), thank Brain for the help!
$ cat bug1.c
//this will be .so and will call an extern func1() in the main proc
int func1();
int myfunc()
{
printf("in myfunc.so\n");
func1();
}
$ cat bug1-main.c
#include
int func1()
{
printf("in main.func1()\n");
return 0;
}
int main()
{
int (*mf)();
Robbie Gates wrote:
> Check also that your PATH includes /usr/lib/lapack, as octave appears
> to need the dlls found there. My default path doesn't contain this,
Lapack is installed in /usr/lib/lapack, which is not on the path by default.
It is then added to the end of the path at login by
/etc
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According to Eric Lilja on 12/16/2006 6:06 AM:
>>
> [snip]
>> 6 fixes the readline prompt display bug
>
> Which bug is that?
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2006-12/msg00027.html
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Life is short - so eat dessert first!
Eric Blake
As David said, I think you are trying to cross-compile the kernel on
the cygwin. and luckyly there is a post today about "crosstool-0.43 &
cygwin", I think it is what you want. and notice that you also need to
mount a directory using "-o managed", because on windows the name of
file and directory
Thanks Brain, thank you very much.
Your information is totally a guide to compile .so on the cygwin.
I ask this question because I just want to compile the asterisk 1.4
beta on the cygwin for fun, I don't care about the zaptel driver or
pstn connection, I just want the networking part of it, espe
On 12/16/06, Leo Liu wrote:
Hi, i'm a newbie to use cygwin under windows. I have known steps of compiling
kernel under Linux. For some reason, i want to compile linux kernel under
Windows now. But i met some problems which stops me to continue.
What you are trying to do is referred to as cross
Eric Blake wrote:
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A new release of bash, 3.2.9-9, has been uploaded, replacing 3.2.5-8 as
current.
[snip]
6 fixes the readline prompt display bug
Which bug is that?
[snip]
- Eric
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Hi, i'm a newbie to use cygwin under windows. I have known steps of compiling
kernel under Linux. For some reason, i want to compile linux kernel under
Windows now. But i met some problems which stops me to continue.
The error stdout like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /kernel/linux-2.6.16.36
$make co
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I have been trying the crosstool on cygwin to build a powerpc 603 based
toolchain. I just downloaded the crosstool-0.43 and tried it in a very
short named directory (/t/c) mounted with "-o cygexec -o managed" things run
pretty well until the config scripts start execut
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