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Redirecting to cygwin-apps, since this is a setup.exe issue. And sorry
for the delayed reply; this arrived back when I was on vacation, and I'm
still trying to plow through my inbox.
According to Mark Peloquin on 2/18/2007 2:47 AM:
I recently
Eric Blake wrote:
Maybe what I should do is upload a new package along the lines of
00run_me_first belonging to the admin category _PostInstallFirst
(mirroring the existing admin category of _PostInstallLast that is
normally hidden from view), and by having bash depend on that, I can
On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 06:19:38AM -0700, Eric Blake wrote:
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Redirecting to cygwin-apps, since this is a setup.exe issue. And sorry
for the delayed reply; this arrived back when I was on vacation, and I'm
still trying to plow through my inbox.
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Redirecting to cygwin-apps, since this is a setup.exe issue. And sorry
for the delayed reply; this arrived back when I was on vacation, and I'm
still trying to plow through my inbox.
According to Mark Peloquin on 2/18/2007 2:47 AM:
I recently
I'm not sure of the version of setup.exe that I used (it has since
been deleted), but I'm certain it was new. I downloaded it the same
day that I installed it. Since I ran the bash setup script a couple
weeks ago, I have noticed no problems. (Come to think of it, I pretty
much just use the
I recently installed cygwin with some problems. This is the fourth
installation of Windows where I have installed cygwin, and this has
happened with this Windows installation twice now. I don't think it's
a fluke. My guess is that it is only noticeable for new
installations.
I was first
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