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Date:	Fri, 01 Mar 2002 10:15:48 EST
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Subject:	Re: "local install"?
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Toni Mueller wrote:
> So my current guess is that I can download some stuff using eg. my Linux
> workstation, put them on CD and then move the CD to the W2k box for
> local installation there. Can anyone please confirm that? Can anyone

Have you looked at the current version of setup.exe at all. It is accessible 
via http://www.cygwin.com/setup-snapshots/setup-20020225.exe.

When you run setup you get three choices for install - install from internet, 
download from internet and install from local directory.  First do the  
download and select an install directory. Then after you move to cd and have 
the new machine then run setup.exe and select install from local directory and 
select the new local download path where your cd is.  It should be that simple.





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