Re: Switching between DOS and UNIX mode

2004-01-10 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004, Jason Pearce wrote: > >Use the 'mount' command. In fact, you should be able to simply mount some > >particular directories (e.g., the ones the checkout is done into) in text > >(DOS) mode for those developers that need this, and leave the Cygwin > >installation itself in bina

RE: Switching between DOS and UNIX mode

2004-01-10 Thread Hannu E K Nevalainen
> From: Elberger, Richard A. > Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 6:02 PM > I am looking to have "switchability" between UNIX mode and DOS mode in > cygwin (the choice during the installation). We install all of our > cygwin installations in UNIX mode. A good choice ;-) - my personal opinion. > A

Re: Switching between DOS and UNIX mode

2004-01-10 Thread Jason Pearce
Use the 'mount' command. In fact, you should be able to simply mount some particular directories (e.g., the ones the checkout is done into) in text (DOS) mode for those developers that need this, and leave the Cygwin installation itself in binary (Unix) mode. Note: mounts in Cygwin are (currently

Re: Switching between DOS and UNIX mode

2004-01-09 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Elberger, Richard A. wrote: > Hi all, > > I am looking to have "switchability" between UNIX mode and DOS mode in > cygwin (the choice during the installation). We install all of our > cygwin installations in UNIX mode. > > A subset of our developers use Windows-based editors.

Switching between DOS and UNIX mode

2004-01-09 Thread Elberger, Richard A.
Hi all, I am looking to have "switchability" between UNIX mode and DOS mode in cygwin (the choice during the installation). We install all of our cygwin installations in UNIX mode. A subset of our developers use Windows-based editors. We use the cygwin cvs to checkout files from a remote repos