mingw-20001111-1.tar.gz still needed for cygwin WinNT?

Hi is the mingw-2000-1.tar.gz still needed? How do I install it with the actual cygwin (just downloaded)? I put it in the ../latest/mingw/ directory but can not chose it in the installation program. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Andreas ___ Glasgow

Antwort: Re: mingw-20001111-1.tar.gz still needed for cygwin WinNT?

It cycles throug 2 alternatives: "20010130-1" and "20001225-1". Even the choices what to downlod is to this mingw packages restricted. So I see only two alternatives: 1.) Use 20010130-1 or 20001225-1 2.) Use an older cygwin I have not found an old cygwin1.1 at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/.

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Re: Re: Problems when mounting c: to /

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