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From: noer AT cygnus DOT com (Geoffrey Noer)
Subject: Re: First experiences with b20
5 Nov 1998 05:57:43 -0800 :
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To: Petr OLIVKA <Petr DOT Olivka AT vsb DOT cz>
Cc: gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com

On Mon, Nov 02, 1998 at 08:27:58AM +0000, Petr OLIVKA wrote:
>
>   On saturday I did get b20 from cygnus, and my experiences with new 
>  release is not too good.
>
>  man, less, more, nroff still not in distribution,

That's true.  Hopefully in the next update.  We are working on it.

>  in b19 was gdb, now is not ! gdb is very usefull !

That's the incomplete installer problem I reported yesterday.  I'll
announce a replacement full.exe soon that will have gdb.exe, and the
missing tk/tcl bits.

>  I try translate ncurses, less and bzip2  from dev-src, but either 
>  sh nor bash was unable to perform configure script. 

I was able to build all of these in my tests on NT 4.  Windows 95/98
has serious problems running configure scripts; we're looking into it
still and will issue an update cygwin1.dll as soon as we've made
progress.

>  If you run some proceses with & as jobs, they run, but ctrl-c kill 
>  not only actual application, but all jobs running on this console. It 
>  was in b19 too.

Hmmm.  I'll have to try to reproduce this.

>  I have NT40, no service pack

B20 was tested mostly on Windows NT 4.0 SP3.  We did some testing on
SP4 but it has only just come out; I haven't been getting good vibes
so far about SP4 though in general.  We also tested B20 on Windows 95
OSR 2.5 and Windows 98 to some extent.

Perhaps it's not happy on plain old NT 4 without service packs?
Dunno...

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Geoffrey Noer
noer AT cygnus DOT com
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