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From:	"Alexei Lioubimov" <e-complex AT mtu-net DOT ru>
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Subject:	Setup problem: couldn't install gcc-mingw-core/g++/java. Need your help!
Date:	Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:27:43 +0300
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Hello,
The problem is, that suddenly I've found out that I couldn't use
"-mno-cygwin" option. I'm getting errors saying that there is no `cc1' and
so on. 'cygcheck -c' says that everything is Ok with gcc-mingw-* packages,
but when I looked inside .../gcc-lib/i86-pc-cygwin/ I did not find anything
but empty include directories there :-(
When I try to reinstall gcc-mingw-* packages with SETUP.EXE I got multiple
error messages from SH.EXE about CYGWIN1.DLL and _fcntl64 - and nothing was
reinstalled. All other packages I can freely install/uninstall with
setup.exe.

So, what should I check? sh? ash? gcc-mingw-*.tar.bz2?
`cygcheck -c' considers everything to be Ok! ?

Thank you.
Alexey Lyubimov


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