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Actually, it sounds to me like the problem is as simple as either not creating directories directly under the installed directory and/or mounting your source directories as text mounts. If you are copying include files into a directory mounted off the cygwin root you will have to convert them to CRLF format. Or, you could remount your root as non-binary. cgf On Tue, Nov 09, 1999 at 11:44:26AM -0800, Earnie Boyd wrote: >Your problem is most likely due to the duplicate registry key for the / >directory. cd to the bin directory containing mount and umount and issue > >./sh -c './umount / && mount c:\\ /' > > >Replace the c:\\ with the device/directory of your choice. > >--- John Fralinger <fralinjh AT ei DOT dupont DOT com> wrote: >>Is this the method for reporting Cygwin 1.0 CD problems? >> >>The Cygwin 1.0 installer appears to mount / and all of it's subdirs as >>binary. >> >>I am running into a problem installing header files. >> >>The compile fails whenever the header file has a \ at the end (for line >>continuation). I suspect because of the CR/LF. >> >>Makefiles with line continuations also do not work when executed from >>any of the Cygwin paths. >> >>Are we supposed to always convert text files to unix format before >>copying them to the cygwin mount point? -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Send a message to cygwin-unsubscribe AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
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