From:	kunglao AT prairienet DOT org
Subject:	re-installing with mount -b
24 Jan 1997 09:22:23 -0800 :
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With all the talk recently of the advantages of using mount -b,
I decided to reinstalled gnuwin32.  Things seem to be working 
better, bash reads the history and all.

But (you knew that was coming :) ) bash seems to fail in a configure 
script for termcap 1.3 (2.0.8 was giving me trouble).  Here is the 
line with the problem (very last line of the configure script):

test "$no_create" = yes || ${CONFIG_SHELL-/bin/sh} $CONFIG_STATUS || exit 1

$no_create = create - ${CONFIG_SHEL-/bin/sh} = /bin/sh - 
$CONFIG_STATUS = ./config.status

The error it gives is:
../config.status: fork: Not owner
../config.status: fork: Not owner

I was able to do it from the command line instead, but was wondering 
if there's an easy fix.  This worked perfect before when I didn't 
have the filesystem mounted with -b.

On another note, gcc gives an error in string.h.  Line 55, syntax 
error before '('.  It's the line that declares bcopy(), commenting it 
out fixes it tho.  I assume there's another definition of it 
somewhere in the others...
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