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From:	"Michael Ribbons" <ribbo AT iinet DOT net DOT au>
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Subject:	Re: rm and ln not present during install
Date:	Tue, 10 Jun 2003 15:30:58 +1000
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> If you have actually downloaded the files, rerun setup.exe and choose
> "Install from Local Directory" and you should see some satisfying evidence
> of cygwin being installed.  If not, then try the "Install from Internet"
> option.
>
> cgf
> --

OK I see your point here now. I selected install from internet and the
packages it had missed were there (fileutils, grep) but thankfully it used
the files i had already downloaded. Why are there two different lists for
install local and install from remote?

Anyway thanks to you both for your help.

M Ribbons


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