If I installed Cygwin on a computer, burned it to another computer should it work? It
doesn't for me.
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This is my first time using Cygwin, and my first time on the mailing list. I
have downloaded the full Cygwin packages, meaning everyone single one. Then, I
run setup.exe, click Next, and select Install from Local Directory. Then, I
select the folder of where all the packages where downloaded to,
I recently got Cygwin working (Rather then download, then install, I
installed from internet) And after I installed it, I tried running Cygwin.pif and got
this error:
C:\CYGWIN~2\Cygwin.pif
Invalid program file name, please check your pif file. Choose "close' to
terminate the application.
I lo
I've downloaded and installed Cygwin with setup.exe, and when it was done, it
asked if I wanted a shortcut on the desktop. And I said yes. Cygwin.pif was
then on the desktop. I've very new to this, but I'm fine with *unix. Is there
another way to run Cygwin?
Thanks,
-Zeno
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Hmm, so the pif file had nothing to do with it. I ran cygwin.bat, and it
seems to work fine. I installed everything, but it seems I cannot use any
commands, at least not the ones I can think of.
bash-2.05b$ gcc
bash: gcc: command not found
Shouldn't I have gcc if I selected everything?
Thanks,
Yes, I'm sure I selected all. Do I need to activate them? I doubt it... The
total size of my cygwin (with the bin folder) is: 1.26 GB
That is most likely the full install. But why is it not reading any of the
commands? Can someone say a command name, that came with the dafault package, so
I can
I have already read over the FAQ, userguide, problems page, and searched the
archives multiple times, and did not see anything that would help me for this
problem. I am sorry for sending emails about this, but I cannot see anywhere
else to find help. Yes, maybe I could go to other places, but I
When I changed to the bin directory, the command did not work, so I had to
run it via "./cygcheck -srv". I displayed very much text, and the window did not
follow it all. I cannot scroll all the way back up... I've forgotton on how
to copy all of the text scrolled, so I only got the last parts o
I have sent my email with the attached files, and such. But that was over an
hour ago, and the server still hasn't received it. I would expect 20 minutes
to be a little much... The total size was 36kb. How long does it take to be
received? I know this is not all of a good question to ask, but I
I already knew that, as I stated in my email, that was never received. AOL
autocompresses all the files into a zip. There is no way to change that. I am very
sure. But I'll still look it over.
Thanks,
-Zeno
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Problem reports:
I emailed AOL directly, to see if there was an option to disable auto
compressing files. This is the response I got...
"Based on your mail, you want to disable the option in automatically
decompressing files when sending a large file as an attachment.
Unfortunately, the feature you are asking fo
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