--- Brian Kirklin ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> I've been using Cygwin for quite some time now for a
> few different
> packages. The one that interests me the most,
> however, is Octave and it
> is extremely important to my day to day activities
> at work.
> Unfortunately, Cygwin has not updated Oc
On Windows Vista Enterprise, I consistently receive "permission denied"
errors when using cygwin mount/umount commands on system mounts
(mount/umount -s ...). I cannot mount novel system mount points (e.g.,
mount -s -b C:\\bonga /usr/local) or unmount existing system mount points
(e.g., umou
Dick Repasky wrote:
On Windows Vista Enterprise, I consistently receive "permission denied"
errors when using cygwin mount/umount commands on system mounts
(mount/umount -s ...). I cannot mount novel system mount points (e.g.,
mount -s -b C:\\bonga /usr/local) or unmount existing system moun
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Dick Repasky wrote:
On Windows Vista Enterprise, I consistently receive "permission denied"
errors when using cygwin mount/umount commands on system mounts
(mount/umount -s ...). I cannot mount novel system mount points (e.g.,
mount -s -b C
On Aug 23 13:18, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> Dick Repasky wrote:
> >
> >On Windows Vista Enterprise, I consistently receive "permission denied"
> >errors when using cygwin mount/umount commands on system mounts
> >(mount/umount -s ...). I cannot mount novel system mount points (e.g.,
> >mount
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 23 13:18, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Dick Repasky wrote:
On Windows Vista Enterprise, I consistently receive "permission denied"
errors when using cygwin mount/umount commands on system mounts
(mount/umount -s ...). I cannot mount novel sys
mmroff is a perl script that is installed along with groff.
I'm not sure if cygwin setup is supposed to detect dependencies, but
it doesn't realize that perl is required.
After installing perl, the path to the perl interpreter is incorrect
in the mmroff script.
I'm also not sure if this is the r
Mike Burns wrote:
mmroff is a perl script that is installed along with groff.
I'm not sure if cygwin setup is supposed to detect dependencies, but
it doesn't realize that perl is required.
After installing perl, the path to the perl interpreter is incorrect
in the mmroff script.
I'm also not s
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On Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 04:48:31PM -0500, Mike Burns wrote:
>mmroff is a perl script that is installed along with groff.
>
>I'm not sure if cygwin setup is supposed to detect dependencies, but
>it doesn't realize that perl is required.
>
>After installing perl, the path to the perl interpreter is i
Hi all,
I use rxvt to run cygwin under windows xp. For the font is a litter small
for me, I used following command to start the rxvt:
F:\cygwin\bin>rxvt -fn "Courier New-22" -fb 0 -fg White -bg black -e bash
-login -i
the result is attached.
it seems that only the error message used the
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