On Sat, 22 Dec 2001 17:08:25 -0800 (PST) you wrote:
>If I knew which package this particular file
>was located (Hint-hint, maybe a little help here someone?),
>I could re-install that package.
2 minutes of searching on www.cygwin.com would find you
http://www.cygwin.com/packages/binutils/binuti
Well, I made another big step in figuring this one out:
First, I discovered that "/usr/i686-pc-cygwin/as.exe" is
only 26 bytes in size, and "/usr/bin/zipinfo.exe" is only
20 bytes in size. I thought that was odd, so I reinstalled
the "unzip" package stored my hard drive, and then ran
"zipinfo".
Well, I think I just made a giant step in the solving of
this problem, but I still can't figure out what makes
certain executables spit out "Permission Denied" when run.
As it turns out, if you'll notice in the makefile output
of my recent submission, the makefile makes use of
/usr/i686-pc-cy
while trying to run
zipinfo from anywhere - even the containing directory!
Also, I dug up the following mailing-list submission (I'm
including the top portion only, to conserve space). You may
wish to x-ref with it.
Re: Permission denied running programs in other directories
From: "
Hi folks,
disclaimer: can't say with certainty (99%) that what it appears to be is actually the
case. This is more like me thinking
out loud than anything else.
On 15 Dec 2001 at 18:42, Chris Bagwell wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having problems running some development programs and could use
>
Hello,
I am having problems running some development programs and could use
some help.
I have been using Cygwin successfully running Windows 98. Actually, I'm
running it under Linux using the program Win4Lin. This causes the
filesystem to appear a little differently then under real windows
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