On 04/21/2009, Wayne Watson wrote:
Yes, I chose download. I had trouble with an earlier attempt a few days ago
installing from the internet. So, can I proceed with what I have?
Yes. Rerun 'setup.exe' and select "Install from Local Directory". This
will allow you to specify the root directory
Yes, I chose download. I had trouble with an earlier attempt a few days
ago installing from the internet. So, can I proceed with what I have?
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 10:35:13AM -0700, Wayne Watson wrote:
Bromly or not, note that I successfully downloaded via the re
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 10:35:13AM -0700, Wayne Watson wrote:
>Bromly or not, note that I successfully downloaded via the redhat
>choice give in the setup wizard. There's no need to think about
>Bromly. Here's are the last few lines of the log from the redhat
>download:
>
> ...
> C:\Downloads_Pro
Bromly or not, note that I successfully downloaded via the redhat choice
give in the setup wizard. There's no need to think about Bromly. Here's
are the last few lines of the log from the redhat download:
...
C:\Downloads_Programs\cygwin/http%3a%2f%2fsources-redhat.mirror.redwire.net%2fcygwin%2
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 10:29:20AM +, Jaroslav Rynik wrote:
>>We *do* support the Cygwin distribution that you get by downloading
>>from http://cygwin.com/setup.exe.?
>
>I am not sure. When I wanted to install and run a BSD program on my
>WIN XP using Cygwin, I had to download and install 2 ot
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 12:30:55AM -0700, Wayne Watson wrote:
>That's fine. It's been a winding, tricky path to get to here. I'll
>download it from the site you mentioned.
There is no need to overcomplicate this. If you want to download Cygwin
you go to the web site called "cygwin.com" and foll
Jaroslav Rynik wrote:
>> We *do* support the Cygwin distribution that you get by
>> downloading from http://cygwin.com/setup.exe.
> I am not sure. When I wanted to install and run a BSD program on my WIN XP
> using Cygwin, I had to download and install 2 other programs and in the end
> there was
> We *do* support the Cygwin distribution that you get by
> downloading
> from http://cygwin.com/setup.exe.
I am not sure. When I wanted to install and run a BSD program on my WIN XP
using Cygwin, I had to download and install 2 other programs and in the end
there was still something missing..
That's fine. It's been a winding, tricky path to get to here. I'll
download it from the site you mentioned.
Well, I tried something like a bromly site and it died during the
download. I then picked the redhat site, and it downloaded 15M. Both
bromly and redhat release folders looked similar. Ab
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 08:06:57PM -0700, Wayne Watson wrote:
>I finally carved out some time to install CygWin on my Win XP machine
>via the RedHat Cygwin official installation facility. I downloaded
>rhsetup.exe to start.
Sorry but you don't get support for Red Hat's version of Cygwin here.
We
I finally carved out some time to install CygWin on my Win XP machine
via the RedHat Cygwin official installation facility. I downloaded
rhsetup.exe to start.
I requested install via the internet, and it died somewhere along the
line. I then tried again, requesting download instead. I now have
* cwcarls...@cox.net (Fri, 13 Mar 2009 14:43:53 -0400)
> Today, I tried to install it on my Windows XP system at work. I
> downloaded the entire release ("Download without Installing") and
> copied this to a CD. I got the release from kernel.org. I had to do
> this because we don't have full Intern
I have been using Cygwin for years, and I have it installed on two Windows XP
and a Windows Vista systems.
Today, I tried to install it on my Windows XP system at work. I downloaded
the entire release ("Download without Installing") and copied this to a CD.
I got the release from kernel.org. I h
Brett Carey wrote:
> Background: Attempting to use a Windows Server 2008 64-bit Terminal
> server as a "Jump-Box" from one network (corporate very locked down
[snip]
> Attempting to install Cygwin 1.5.25-15 (fresh download from
> ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu, base install) on the 'Jump-Box' from RDP
> (Re
Background:
Attempting to use a Windows Server 2008 64-bit Terminal server as a "Jump-Box"
from one network (corporate very locked down and restricted software) to
another (lab servers and QA and development). I figure if I put the necessary
software on the 'Jump-Box' and grant users the ability
The postinstall scripts might not have run correctly, to really
see what happened with them take a look at /var/log/setup.log
Eric
- Original Message
From: Bryan A. Zimmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 10:47:32 AM
Subject: Problems inst
I (Sam Hanes) wrote:
>
> I need some more information to help:
>
> First, the output of `/bin/mount`, which is a list of all the
> mountpoints on your system. The most common reason that the shell
> can't find commands in the PATH is that the mount table has gotten
> messed up.
>
> Second, the outp
Bryan A. Zimmer wrote:
>
> Most recently the post-install scripts seem to have run fine, and the
> installation was complete, I attempted to start Cygwin. I even took the
> precaution of creating the password and group files with the mkpasswd
> and mkgroup programs, with the commands:
>
> $ mkpassw
Bryan A. Zimmer wrote:
Hello.
I have used Cygwin since the year 2000, possibly 1999.
Throughout the years I have had no problem installing and using my
Cygwin installation; first on Win98, WinNt, Windows 2000, and Windows =
XP.
This year however I have not been able to achieve a good installat
Bryan A. Zimmer wrote:
there is not even a default path
Perhaps your /etc/profile is damaged. If you open it in a text editor
and it looks okay to you, diff it against /etc/defaults/etc/profile,
that being the version that's installed when the Cygwin package that
owns this file (dunno what
Hello.
I have used Cygwin since the year 2000, possibly 1999.
Throughout the years I have had no problem installing and using my
Cygwin installation; first on Win98, WinNt, Windows 2000, and Windows =
XP.
This year however I have not been able to achieve a good installation of =
Cygwin. even th
Ruprecht Machleidt wrote:
Hi,
I like to apologize for sending out the message below
repeatedly. But earlier submissions of this message were
rejected because of 'invalid mime type'. However, as it appears,
they were not rejected, afterall (even though, I didn't get
a copy).
You can always ch
ith the fix,
please, somebody let me know.
Thank you,
Rup
Ruprecht Machleidt wrote on 10/27/2007:
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In the past, I have installed cygwin on several Windows XP
systems with no problems.
However, I am encountering severe problems installing
cygwin on vista.
The
Ruprecht Machleidt wrote:
In the past, I have installed cygwin on several Windows XP
systems with no problems.
However, I am encountering severe problems installing
cygwin on vista.
The installation process stalls quietly during the postinstall
phase at
/etc/postinstall/gnuplot.sh
The only
In the past, I have installed cygwin on several Windows XP
systems with no problems.
However, I am encountering severe problems installing
cygwin on vista.
The installation process stalls quietly during the postinstall
phase at
/etc/postinstall/gnuplot.sh
The only way to end the process is to
In the past, I have installed cygwin on several Windows XP
systems with no problems.
However, I am encountering severe problems installing
cygwin on vista.
The installation process stalls quietly during the postinstall
phase. The only way to end the process is to 'cancel'.
No home d
In the past, I have installed cygwin on several Windows XP
systems with no problems.
However, I am encountering severe problems installing
cygwin on vista.
The installation process stalls quietly during the postinstall
phase. The only way to end the process is to 'cancel'.
No home d
Hello Brian.
After a fresh Cygwin install, I encountered the same error:
bash: /etc/profile: Permission denied
So I just right clicked the file, selected properties,
selected the security tab, and gave myself read and write permission.
Now Cgwin bash runs correctly without error.
*Mike
--
Unsu
Yu,
Please send all Cygwin-related questions and comments to the Cygwin list,
and not by personal e-mail unless specifically requested. This will
utilize the cumulative expertise of the list, rather than that of any one
person. It also ensures that the question and the answers end up in the
list
Brian,
All suggestions for improvement, as well as Cygwin-related comments and
questions, should go to the Cygwin list. Please avoid sending personal
e-mail unless specifically requested. FWIW, the (volunteer) FAQ and
User's Guide maintainers read this list. It would help them immensely if
you
Brian,
The main issue is what should be done *before* setup runs, rather than
after everything is installed. If you manually create c:\cygwin and give
it the correct permissions (*not* inherited, owned by Administrators, full
permissions to owner, read/execute by everyone else), you should be abl
Just an update. I tried it again, downloading packages again this time.
So far, the latest version of cygwin has only worked on one Win2K system
for me, it has failed on three others.
On the other three, I am logging into a system that is part of a domain.
I ruled out "PATH" being a problem
I just installed cygwin and none of the post-install scripts work after
install. I've tried having the cygwin\bin directory at both the front and
the end of the path.
After installing cygwin, I found the following details:
1) First time running the shell, threw me to "/usr/bin" when I did a pw
"Dr. Lawrence Ward Spradley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I also looked through the Xinstall.sh script to try to assess why it
> was stopping. It appears to need a program called extract, which I
> think is part of the XFree86 download.
Yes it is. It worked for me by having extract in the same
Redirecting to the proper mailing list.
cgf
On Thu, Apr 11, 2002 at 10:17:28AM -0500, Dr. Lawrence Ward Spradley wrote:
>Sirs:
>
> This is a (hopefully more illuminating) follow-up to a post from yesterday.
>I am midstroke in installing cygwin-XFree86 on a Dell Win2000 box. As of
>yester
Sirs:
This is a (hopefully more illuminating) follow-up to a post from yesterday.
I am midstroke in installing cygwin-XFree86 on a Dell Win2000 box. As of
yesterday, I had followed the directions on the webpage detailing the
installation process verbatim. This meant that I had a limite
Sirs:
I just downloaded cygwin & cygwin/XFree following the (very good)
instructions on your website (4 step, download setup.exe, use it to download
cygwin & install cygwin, download cygwin/XFree, use install shell script to
install XFree). I am stuck on the last step. The Xinstall.sh
Sirs:
I just downloaded cygwin & cygwin/XFree following the (very good)
instructions on your website (4 step, download setup.exe, use it to download
cygwin & install cygwin, download cygwin/XFree, use install shell script to
install XFree). I am stuck on the last step. The Xinstall.sh
Sirs:
I just downloaded cygwin & cygwin/XFree following the (very good)
instructions on your website (4 step, download setup.exe, use it to download
cygwin & install cygwin, download cygwin/XFree, use install shell script to
install XFree). I am stuck on the last step. The Xinstall.sh
Because I wanted to install cygwin on several machines, I chose to
download everything to the machine and then install from there. When I
went to install, I don't know what it has done, but it gave me several
errors that files do not exist. Bash did not get properly uncompressed,
and I can't use
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