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> Still waiting for someone to send me a laptop...
>
> cgf
How about one of these?
http://www.mystique.net/amish.html
[And please, Amish Cygwin users, I mean no offence.]
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> I haven't found any generic makefiles or anything of that sort. Anyone got
a
> useful suggestion for a good place to look for the cause of this problem?
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parameter list of exactly 16 bytes, and pops them
off the stack before returning to the caller - ie it follows the
Pascal/stdcall/winapi convention.]
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> the FAQ, and someone can point me to the FM or equivalent, so I can stop
> asking stupid newbie questions.
Try removing "static" but calling it "main", as originally suggested.
If that fails, ask here again, but please give some more useful
information fir
inux bash version : GNU bash, version 2.05b.0(1)-release
> (i686-pc-linux-gnu)
By default the shell for command scripts (/bin/sh) is ash not bash on
Cygwin.
You may be inadvertently using ash. To use bash start your
scripts with #!/bin/bash.
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r other output which you wre not expecting or did not understand.
Are you behind a firewall? Being unable to download the mirror list
suggests you have a fundamental problem with your internet access.
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> > > Regards,
> > > m4c.
> >
> > Search the archives for .inputrc.
> > Igor
>
> I didn't find a thing for ñ or Ñ on archives, could you be more explicit?
Did you try the FAQ - in particular the section titled:
&quo
There's no problem with md5sum `find .` for example. I can't see anything
> odd about my desktop, or files on it or under it. In particular, nothing
> beginning with a upper-case M.
Does it have a file name with an embedded hyphen, maybe? Something
like:
/cygdrive/c/WINDOWS/D
gt; >
> >Gareth - who just watched Amelie and is in rather twisted mood.
>
> I think you're a little confused. 1.3.13 actually solves the problem.
>
> That would sort of make sense since I was born on a Friday 13th.
I think he was suggesting that your DLL problems mig
x27;t really care what
> the format is, as long as it is consistent so that I can write some
> scripts to parse the output of ls easily.
The 'man' command is your friend. If you run "man ls" you will
find many options for controlling the output of ls, including
--full-tim
they are bugs and not cockpit error - it can make you look
foolish if you or your configuration are to blame.
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wed that it
was likely his misuse or misunderstanding at fault. If he had
asked for help I wouldn't have made my comment.
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ding properly. If you use *.c on the command line
without quoting it, the shell expands it before passing it
to find. Try again using e.g.
find . -iname '*.c'
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of some words by Emile Coue:
"Tous les jours a tous points de vue je vais de mieux en mieux."
(i.e "... I am getting better and better.")
Another variation (...life is getting...) appears in John Lennon's Beautiful Boy.
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a solution which will minimise the likely problems.
Of course, all info about how to do this should be available on the
Cygwin web pages, both to aid packagers (we really do want to help
them not to create problems), and to allow more knowledgable users
to combine and update their installation
last) offer their ASPI drivers for free download,
unconditional on whether you have an Adaptec product or SCSI card.
See:
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/drivers_by_product.html?cat=/Product/AS
PI-4.70
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ile - the new gcc-core binary
package (which is in the "Misc" group) seems to be a placeholder
for the associated sources.
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I don't know if this could be the problem, and unfortunately
I don't have the time to research it, but I offer it as a
hopefully useful suggestion.
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ever, from the above, you do seem to have a permission/ownership
problem. I'd recommend removing the real /cygdrive directory, and
then repeating "ls -l /cygdrive" - you should see your windows C
drive and it should have sensible ownership/protection - the
same as you see with "
looked at the Octave Windows FAQ?
http://octave.sourceforge.net/Octave_Windows.htm
It looks as though Octave can happily coexist with your
own Cygwin, provided it is installed correctly.
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Hi, all
I've compiled elf2flt (a tool to convert elf format file to flat used by uClinux), but
it crashs while I'm compiling uClinux.
This tool will use libiberty compiled for the specified target (for example, arm-elf)
and I found if I don't use this library and it will works. (There are two a
nd you the .exe that causes the crash.
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This shows the crash
(gdb) run
Starting program: /home/Cliff/test/ticker/o-optimize/ticker.exe
*** CLOCK TICK TEST ***
- rtems_clock_get - 09:00:00
blem is in the "call _set_process_mask" in sigreturn.
That somehow winds up calling _sigbe with the thread stack empty.
Look for "" below for start of debug sections.
I can supply the .exe test program if you wish.
Good l
libintl.a that is not installed, rather
than the one it finds in /usr/lib.
I can send any config.* files you might want.
Good luck
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c++ -L/home/Cliff/cygwin/src/i686-pc-cygwin/winsup -L/home/Cliff
trust me, I can push you the test .exe file. I can uuencode it to
probably get past your filters. But that seems like a poor thing to post to
this list. Do you want me to email it or push it somewhere else?
Please advise.
Cliff Geschke
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Faylor [mailto
>From: Christopher Faylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:05 AM
>Subject: Re: Repeatable crash with CVS version of cygwin1 DLL
>
>On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 11:03:21PM -0600, Cliff Geschke wrote:
>>I have tried the latest update from CVS. Still
tjmp/siglongjmp. I
am not trying to become an RTEMS developer.
I'll let you know what I find out, but I still think this crash is a cygwin bug.
Thanks,
Cliff Geschke
On Thu, Feb 19, 2004 at 07:10:02PM -0500
ggestion? You may need to create
a real /dev directory. After adding the symbolic link efax
may be able to correctly open the modem. Note that Cygwin's
devices are virtual, so you don't actually need a real /dev/ttyS0
file.
Igor was pointing out that it isn't just Cygwin
The new (2.194.2.15) setup.exe is not behaving as I would
expect. In brief, it re-downloads the same
packages each time it is run. Details below.
Am I misunderstanding or is this a bug?
Environment:
NT4SP6a with fresh Cygwin install made on 15th March (with
previous setup.exe). This install wa
download mode, and got
odd results which I've previously reported.
Yes, I'm sure I could look into this further myself
given time - but I'd have thought this would be wasted
if Robert & Co are as I suspect already beavering away
trying to iron out these problems.
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I'm mailing here.
BTW - setup.exe 2.194.2.22 runs fine for me on W98 SE.
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the previous
working version with a higher number, or even better, to fix the
bug, but sometimes time is of the essence.
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From: "Robert Collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Should setup suggests to downgrade? [WAS: Lillypond for cygwin]
> > From: Cliff Hones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 7:03 PM
>
> > Never say never? Suppose a showst
> From: "Robert Collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 3:10 PM
>
> > From: Cliff Hones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 12:07 AM
>
> Thanks for the feedback.. I'll have a look in the logs tomorro
RedHat box as expected so I would think that this is a cygwin/bash
> problem.
On Linux /bin/sh is normally bash, but on Cygwin it is ash,
and ash does not support 'local'. Change the first line
to #!/bin/bash and it should work.
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"CYGNUS UNIX".dll. But then you'd better not have that
reference to GNU in the middle, nor SU as we all know
Cygwin doesn't have su, so we're left with CYNIX.
That sounds perfect.
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n.bat)may not be correct. It should be like this:
@echo off
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash --login -i
- Check your mounts using the mount command
- Generate your /etc/passwd file
Cliff.
>
> Questions:
>
> 1. I had installed the same version of Cygwin with the same setup.
n.bat)may not be correct. It should be like this:
@echo off
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash --login -i
- Check your mounts using the mount command
- Generate your /etc/passwd file
Cliff.
>
> Questions:
>
> 1. I had installed the same version of Cygwin with the same setup.
#x27;t be using that option. If you are
behind a firewall (eg at work) ask your sysadmin.
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sync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(162)
>
> and with latest (2.5.5-1):
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> I've just tried it successfully with ZoneAlarm (free)
> version 2.6.357 ...
I should have mentioned that I was using the latest Cygwin
version of rsync (2.5.5-1).
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Since noone acknowledged it was a bug I've been assuming it was
a (rather strange to me) design feature.
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ensure you have
the latest service packs/hotfixes/security upgrades and
(b) remove or disable any 3rd party software which runs
in the background (eg Antivirus, filestore extensions,
system monitoring etc.).
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packages I know of.
Nevertheless if you wish to install Cygwin on your server without
using setup.exe, then it is possible, and if you're prepared to
put in a little research you should be able to find out how.
What you won't find is much in the way of support on this list.
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So if the problem is in check_for_cached it's
common to both legacy and mirror directory handling.
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>From: "Robert Collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > From: Gerrit P. Haase [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > And I *stil* cannot reproduce it. Setup d
cgf worte:
> ...
> I appreciate your (Cliff) letting people know about your experiences
> with Norton on XP. ...
Actually it was with NT4SP6. And I can't be sure that it was a
bug in the Symantic/Norton code, as the system had been 'repaired'
and the Norton s/w was
Robert Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> ...
> Thanks for the detail Cliff. As a point of interest: both latest and
> contrib are obsolete - and I expect setup.exe to redownload the entire
> content of mirror sites. This is due to a restructuring done on
> sources.redhat.
the current implementation mean that I
won't be informed of a newly-added package by default?
Current behaviour has lead several people to report that setup has
a bug. And even cgf and the implementors now seem undecided as to
what should be happening. So can I ask for the design decisi
led - I'd rather have a list of packages
I haven't got so I can then go through and pick one or two to try.
Maybe that's already possible, but I haven't found out how to do it
yet.
Also, a "purge local directory" option would be wonderful.
Now I have a developme
loaded so it will keep
> downloading it until it is installed.
Exactly. The main argument now seems to be whether this was intended
functionality, and if so, why.
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t over 2^31 (given 1K=1024 bytes).
I expect large file support will be added to Cygwin one day, but it's not
there yet, so there's no workaround (except of course that you are always free
to use direct WinAPI calls within a Cygwin program).
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P address (63.161.87.120). This
should establish whether it's a DNS issue, a firewall issue
or a Cygwin issue. (If it works in the DOS shell try the same
under bash).
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- see the man pages.
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be suppressed
(and left to circulate on the black market - possibly the worst
scenario).
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gramming.ccp14.ac.uk)
with identification:
setup-timestamp: 1020183008
setup-version: 2.194.2.24
My cygwin\etc\setup\timestamp contains 1020183008, which looks ok to me.
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Robert Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From: Cliff Hones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 10:12 PM
>
> > When I try "install from local directory" and select the
> > defaults (ie install everything which has been
e was a Cygwin one,
and this is the right one, in the right place, with the right
timestamp. Curious.
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this name though!
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thankfully don't
take precedence over the real setup.ini in the http%%... subdir.
I know we're supposed to view the local dir as a black box,
and not go mucking with it, so maybe this isn't strictly a
bug - but it's rather surprising behaviour all the same.
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> Please tell me how do you pronounce GCC and Cygwin?
Here in England we say:
Jee Sea Sea
and SIG-win
Across the pond, and in the antipodes, it could well be
different, though :-).
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ith something similar recently - I had renamed an
old setup.ini at the top level of my local dir to setup.ini.sav
(so I could later diff with the new one), but when installing
setup used the setup.ini.sav file instead of the setup.ini it had
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eting place, typically
for an assembly or court.]
I know this is partially OT, apart from settling Robert's
meaning; I'm not trying to start a language debate!
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> ...
I think you meant http://www.cygwin.com/setup-snapshots/.
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primarily to solve the XP problems.]
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as a bug? Is it because it was on W98?
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e, the patch utility is in the "patch" package, so just
run setup.exe again, choose the "full" view, and select the patch
package. You may find it worth installing a few other useful
packages for development at the same time - the default set
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ip]
>
> But "top" and "ps" are the UNIX (CYGWIN) command line utilities.
> We can't use them in C-program unless with system().
> I mean platform-specific system call (as the popen() system call) which
> can be directly used in C-program.
Igor is saying that s
"Select Packages" dialog find
the procps package and tick the little square box under the
"Src" column.
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> ...
> Now if only cygwin had an equivalent of Solaris truss; it might give us
> a clue.
Pardon? What about strace?
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y checked
when they are added to the master distribution (at the same time the MD5
signatures are calculated).
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(snapshot version 2.407) when it detected the problem, and my installation
does appear to be working.
(This was with mirrors.rcn.net and mirrors.kernel.org.)
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this, along with various other setup.exe quirks.
A while ago the quirks made it difficult to use, but now they are few
in number and easy to live with (except the lack of resizing -
I'm eagerly awaiting the promised enhancement here).
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(s)he will. That way you should
only be bothered with the warning once.
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viour?
Are you copying to a FAT partition? File timestamp granularity on
FAT is 2 seconds, so that would be expected behaviour.
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:-D
Unfortunately, that program has a bug. It will only print one
(rather long) line - not the 500 presumably intended :-).
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the same executable was likely to cause crashes or hangs -
is this no longer the case, or could this be the problem
with the postinstall?
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D:/winnt/system32\ADVAPI32.dll
D:/winnt/system32\RPCRT4.DLL
I suspect you will see something different. I guess if on some Windows
systems shlwapi.dll has a dependence on msvcrt.dll, it is not safe
to call this from any cygwin app.
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> ...
> I suspect you will see something different. I guess if on some Windows
> systems shlwapi.dll has a dependence on msvcrt.dll, it is not safe
> to call this from any cygwin app.
I think this may have been introduced with W2k SP4. I found the followin
of users, and until recently none of these have been able
or willing to debug it. The core developers are getting frustrated
as they cannot reproduce the problem. I believe some progress
is now being made (see Brian Ford's postings), so hopefully the
problem will soon be understood, and a f
This was posted to me privately (possibly by mistake). Looks
as though it could help with the setup hanging investigation.
[It's been quite a day for replying to sender instead of list.]
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chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got to pop off now, but I thought I
rence, or is there another utility
which could show system info (such as some of the current
internal state of the cygwin shared memory)? Running
cygcheck -vs (and/or some other such utility) from
a hanging and non-hanging postinstall shell might come
up with something.
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id the warning, one should write the test in
this way, but the code generated will be identical, so if you don't
mind the warning there is no need.
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I have no idea if this is useful to those debugging this. If no, I
apologise for the post.
On windows, my user name is 'Cliff Stanford' with the space. I was
seeing these hangs until I put in a symlink for my home directory and
added a line to /etc/passwd with a user of "cli
nd Unix, then maybe you haven't
realised that backslash is an escape character and must
be doubled in bash commands (as in C strings). Or maybe
you have problems with your character set and keyboard
mapping. We can only guess!
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the line editor. That's the
> >line editor underlying vi. Start it via 'vi' only when you want visual
> >editing.
>
> PMI (Pardon My Ignorance) How do I do that?
/usr/bin/ex should be a symbolic link to vim. When vim is invoked
as ex, it starts in command line m
l hard disk, you should
run scandisk on it (right-click the drive; select properties, then error-checking
under tools). Since you may have a data error anywhere on the disk you should
select "scan for bad sectors" [These are NT instructions; 9x/2k/XP may be
subtly different.]
In all probabi
of the source tarball (which you can
get using setup.exe) as there are in all likelihood
Cygwin-specific patches which are not present in the
mainline GNU sources.
So, take a look at http://cygwin.com/problems.html
and send in the required details so we can help track
down your problem.
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th anywhere (eg /tmp/...) this would not
be found, and if your app is dependent on the text/binary mount
switches it would behave differently.
A quick check would be to temporarily rename your Cygnus Solutions
registry keys (in HKLM/Software and HKCU/Software), or else use
mount to exper
lso, it's not
unlikely (I understand, and hope) that the mount point
info will one day be moved out of the registry.
But I still stand by my original suggestion, for experts only,
to determine if it is a registry setting added or changed
by the installation of Cygwin which was causing the problem.
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case 0:
state = 1;
handle = dlopen("cygwin1.dll", RTLD_NOW);
orig_malloc = (void *(*)(size_t)) dlsym (handle, "malloc");
/*fall through*/
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.a - that is *not* the same thing at all as libz.dll.
I think libz.dll should be part of the Cygwin xfree installation, and
this is the wrong list for xfree queries.
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Documen
ugly.
Much simpler than that:
test -e foo. && echo found foo.
The trailing dot excludes the .exe magic and is ignored on translation to
windows filename.
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http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2006-01/msg00164.html
Perhaps we need a cron job to inject that link into the list periodically for a
few days.
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