Some time ago, it happened to me that my PC came out of hibernate
without no apparent reason.
Initially I though that someone, accidentally, hit the keyboard causing
the resume of the PC, but after disabling keyboard switch on, the
problem persisted.
I then discovered that my network card wa
> Saurabh Tendulkar wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm trying to troubleshoot why my pc comes out of hibernate. It seems
>> like some of the times this happens correspond to cron jobs. Is it
>> possible that cron could be (one of) the culprit(s) here? If so, is
>> there a way to prevent cron from waking up the c
Greg Chicares sbcglobal.net> writes:
>
> On 2007-10-01 06:24Z, D wrote:
> > When I downloaded and installed cygwin I had installed various packages. I
was wondering
> > how do I go about updating those packages and cygwin for that matter if
possible.
>
> Run 'setup.exe' again.
Greg, is there
Andre Bonhote wrote on Tuesday, October 02, 2007 7:38 AM:
> Greg Chicares sbcglobal.net> writes:
>
>>
>> On 2007-10-01 06:24Z, D wrote:
>>> When I downloaded and installed cygwin I had installed various
>>> packages. I
> was wondering
>>> how do I go about updating those packages and cygwin for
Charles Wilson wrote:
Diego Biurrun wrote:
Next time you call shenanigans, get your facts straight first please.
I never claimed that we do not *have* OS-specific workarounds, I said
we do not *add* them.
That's a vey fine distinction and was not at all clear from the
foregoing convers
Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] niaid.nih.gov> writes:
> The FAQ is your friend:
> http://cygwin.com/faq/faq.setup.html#faq.setup.cli
Ah, what a n00b I am :-) Thanks a lot!
André
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Andy Foster wrote:
I originally installed cygwin on a network drive (p:\cygwin).
Due to various intermittent network problems I wanted to move the
install it to my local c:\ (e.g. c:\cygwin) so that it is no longer
network dependent.
Unfortunately when I tried to put a new install into c:\cygwi
Gmane User wrote:
Brian Dessent wrote:
Gmane User wrote:
If I were make c:/cygwin/home/UserName my home directory, what is the best way?
Ssh only considers /etc/passwd, so it seems best to manually set it there,
though I'd have to manually fix it each time I recreate it. It still seems to
be
Brian Dessent dessent.net> writes:
>
> Gmane User wrote:
>
> > it makes it hard to quickly scan for changes to "mv". Many software systems
> > have cumulative release notes with each new release...would the release
> > notes
> > can be findable in such a form online?
>
> less /usr/share/doc/C
Hi,
I installed libpng in cygwin. then I include png.h in my files, and
use many fucntions provided by libpng.
But when I compile it, it reports:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Desktop//pix
$ gcc -lpng12 -lz -I/usr/include/libpng12 -o ref ref.c
/cygdrive/c/DOCUME~1/xiaodwan/LOCALS~1/Temp/ccsDlvm3.o:ref.c:(.
valpassing wrote:
I installed libpng in cygwin. then I include png.h in my files, and
use many fucntions provided by libpng.
But when I compile it, it reports:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Desktop//pix
$ gcc -lpng12 -lz -I/usr/include/libpng12 -o ref ref.c
try
gcc -I/usr/include/libpng12 -o ref ref.c
Danilo Turina wrote:
Some time ago, it happened to me that my PC came out of hibernate
without no apparent reason.
Initially I though that someone, accidentally, hit the keyboard
causing the resume of the PC, but after disabling keyboard switch on,
the problem persisted.
I then discovered t
Larry Hall (Cygwin cygwin.com> writes:
>Gmane User wrote:
>> ...it might be worthwhile to
>> uninstall cygwin, then reinstall it on a secondary IDE drive (not
>> drive c:), along with the cygwin user file/folder tree. It has a
>> lot more space, so I can forget the network drive altogether. I
>>
On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 08:51:19AM -0700, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Danilo Turina wrote:
>> I then discovered that my network card was configured to wake up the PC
>> when receiving certain kind of packets. Disabling that feature did the
>> job.
> AFAICT that's not hibernation - that's sleep mode.
I am trying to get xdmcp to work on a winXP home edition machine. But
there are several issues that are cropping up. One of them can be
simplified by looking at problems with "login" from the command line prompt.
I have a number of Cygwin users and I have messed around with the
/etc/passwd file. T
Gmain User wrote:
Larry Hall (Cygwin cygwin.com> writes:
[lines deleted]
There's no reason to fear this. I have all sorts of Cygwin
installation where the root drive is not C:. It works just fine.
Larry Hall:
When having multiple copies of Cygwin installed on your hard drive, how
do y
Paul McFerrin wrote:
Gmain User wrote:
Larry Hall (Cygwin cygwin.com> writes:
[lines deleted]
There's no reason to fear this. I have all sorts of Cygwin
installation where the root drive is not C:. It works just fine.
Larry Hall:
When having multiple copies of Cygwin installed on your
Is there a way to prevent setup from touching the existing mount table
entries in the registry? I would like to create 'another' instance of
Cygwin for my own customizations and not affect my original instance.
Yes, I only have one PC available to me.
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Try executing:
find -exec echo {} \;
Simple command. This one, however, leaks at about 5kB/s. I tried the
following:
find|xargs echo
This one didn't appear to leak, but then I tried this one:
find|xargs -n 1 echo
This also leaked at around the same rate. Then I tried the following:
COUNTER=
Andrew DeFaria DeFaria.com> writes:
>Gmain User wrote:
>> Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>>>
>>> Personally I'd:
>>> $ mv /home /home.save
>>> $ mount -bsf /// /home
>>> $ mv -rp /home.save/* /home
>>>
>>> Adjust the output of /etc/passwd to use /home/$USER
>>
>> That places all cygwin file trees for all u
Paul McFerrin wrote:
Is there a way to prevent setup from touching the existing mount table
entries in the registry? I would like to create 'another' instance of
Cygwin for my own customizations and not affect my original instance.
Yes, I only have one PC available to me.
No but you can re
wimxa wrote:
Try executing:
find -exec echo {} \;
Simple command. This one, however, leaks at about 5kB/s. I tried the
following:
How do you know it is leaking memory? If you are looking at Windows Task
Manager or some similar program, then you're probably just being misled.
The OS will aut
>> How can I get a fresh, independent install on my local c:\?
> You can rerun "setup.exe" and _specify_the_new_Cygwin_root_.
Annoyingly, I find that this useful recovery of an un-mounted system is
a function that the current setup v.2.573.2.2 fails to do, that the
earlier long-running v.2.510
On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 08:51:19AM -0700, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Danilo Turina wrote:
I then discovered that my network card was configured to wake up the PC
when receiving certain kind of packets. Disabling that feature did the
job.
AFAICT that's not hibernation - that's sleep mode. There's a
Gmain User wrote:
Thanks, Brian. I was actually asking in the context of not updating cygwin
right away. Whether or not one could access up-to-date accumulation of release
notes, possibly on the web.
Cygwin doesn't have monolithic "releases". Every individual package is
on its own release
I remember there is a command to query all the installed packages -- name and
version. But I cannot find it anywhere. Can someone remind me of that
command?
Thanks,
Peter
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> I remember there is a command to query all the installed packages --
> name and version. But I cannot find it anywhere. Can someone remind
> me of that command?
cygcheck -cd
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> How do you know it is leaking memory? If you are looking at Windows Task
Manager or some similar program, then you're probably just being misled.
The OS will automatically free the memory from each "echo" process after
it terminates, but it may not always immediately report it as available.
Hi all,
I'm looking over watchpoint support in gdb, and I see something quite
weird here. It seems something/someone is messing with the debug
registers.
When a watchpoint is triggered, the Dr6 register should have a few bits
set to tell the debugger which of the Dr[0-3] watchpoints triggered.
Warren Young wrote:
> Gmain User wrote:
>> Thanks, Brian. I was actually asking in the context of not updating cygwin
>> right away. Whether or not one could access up-to-date accumulation of
>> release
>> notes, possibly on the web.
>
> Cygwin doesn't have monolithic "releases". Every individ
On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 11:28:25PM +0100, Fergus wrote:
>>>How can I get a fresh, independent install on my local c:\?
>
>>You can rerun "setup.exe" and _specify_the_new_Cygwin_root_.
>
>Annoyingly, I find that this useful recovery of an un-mounted system is
>a function that the current setup v.2.5
> Anyway, can I ask you to do this yourself - just do the last test:
>
> COUNTER=1
> while [ $COUNTER -lt 123456 ]; do (echo $COUNTER); let COUNTER=$COUNTER+1;
> done
>
> and wait a little (couple of minutes). If necessary, repeat it until your
> memory drops to 10-20 MB range and your HDD shou
On Wed, Oct 03, 2007 at 04:20:18AM +, Lewis Hyatt wrote:
>> Anyway, can I ask you to do this yourself - just do the last test:
>>
>> COUNTER=1
>> while [ $COUNTER -lt 123456 ]; do (echo $COUNTER); let COUNTER=$COUNTER+1;
>> done
>>
>> and wait a little (couple of minutes). If necessary, repe
Hello,
I have just installed cygwin using setup.exe and know almost nothing
about it. I made no changes in any configuration files and launch my
cygwin session just by starting the unchanged 'cygwin.bat' file.
I wrote a small script. Here is the content of the 'run.sh'
#!/bin/sh
cd /cygdrive/c
Matthew Wozniski wrote:
Hibernation does involve swapping everything in memory to disk,
freezing the state of all processes, and powering down the system.
But, the system being powered down does not mean that no part of the
system is receiving power. In fact, Wake On LAN technology is designed
Alexey Illarionov wrote:
> I wrote a small script. Here is the content of the 'run.sh'
>
> #!/bin/sh
> cd /cygdrive/c
>
> Unfortunately, it does not work. The command './run.sh' does nothing.
Let's back up a moment. What do you expect the above script to actually
do? Nothing is the proper and
I am trying to coonect to linux machien with xwin command
Cygwin gives error
(--) 3 mouse buttons found
Could not init font path element /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fo
st!
winPointerWarpCursor - Discarding first warp: 637 484
And hangs
Please provide solution for the same.
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