On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 03:47, Michael D. Berger & Rosalie A. Clavez
wrote:
> In looking at the list of items I can install, I see that one
> of the options is "keep". What does this mean?
> I would like to execute this sequence:
> 1 - download a complete new version;
> 2 - backup the complete new v
Michael D. Berger & Rosalie A. Clavez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Max Bowsher wrote:
Please keep replies on list.
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> PLEASE KEEP REPLIES ON LIST.
PLEASE KEEP REPLIES ON THE CYGWIN MAILING LIST
DO NOT SEND TO ME PERS
Michael D. Berger & Rosalie A. Clavez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to execute this sequence:
> 1 - download a complete new version;
> 2 - backup the complete new version;
> 3 - delete my old version;
> 4 - install the new version.
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Pleas
>> Michael D. Berger & Rosalie A. Clavez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> In looking at the list of items I can install, I see that one
>>> of the options is "keep". What does this mean?
>>> I would like to execute this sequence:
>>> 1 - download a complete new version;
>>> 2 - backup the complete n
In looking at the list of items I can install, I see that one
of the options is "keep". What does this mean?
I would like to execute this sequence:
1 - download a complete new version;
2 - backup the complete new version;
3 - delete my old version;
4 - install the new version.
Does the "keep" opri
Micheal,
In Cygwin's Setup.exe, "keep" means retain the version currently installed.
You don't really need to do anything to back up your old or new versions,
since unless you go in an clean house, you will accumulate the tarball
package files (the *.tar.bz2 files in the p
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