Mail Archives: cygwin/2010/04/02/09:39:21
It's a fresh install that has to be kept under about 60-70 MB.
The default install is 500 MB, so I can't just accept the defaults.
The base package is an acceptable size at 40 MB - but it doesn't
include the extra packages I need. When I add them in it doesn't work.
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 5:27 PM, Jason Pyeron <jpyeron AT pdinc DOT us> wrote:
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: wefwef wefwef
>> Sent: Friday, April 02, 2010 8:59
>> Subject: minimal installation
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>> I am trying to do a minimal cygwin install plus vi, ssh, 7z,
>> ping, and rsync.
>>
>> The reason it has to be minimal is that I want to deploy it
>> to several pc's that don't have internet access - and are in
>> a different country (ie slow transfer) - to deploy the full
>> 500mb default would be too slow.
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>> I have tried installing only base plus the packages mentioned
>> by setting all categories to uninstall and then setting base
>> to default.
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> Those procedures seem overly complicated.
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> Hmm, do the machines have Cygwin on them and this is an upgrade or is thi=
s a
> fresh install.
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> No previous cygwin case:
> Run Setup.exe
> Leave all on default except the chosen packages. Install... Done.
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> Previous cygwin installed case:
> Remove cygwin.
> Run Setup.exe
> Leave all on default except the chosen packages. Install... Done.
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> Special case cygwin installed with packages user wants to keep:
> User runs setup.exe (on user's time)
> Changes no options (upgrades all installed cygwin)
> Run Setup.exe
> Leave all as is except the chosen packages (if not installed). Install...=
Done.
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>> Then switching to full view, and selecting the extra
>> packages. I deployed this to one of my remote pc's, and
>> installed from the local directory. I noticed that at this
>> point even when I selected Install at the top to get a full
>> install from the local directory, it still left out the extra
>> packages, and I have to change these by hand from skip to the
>> version number.
>>
>> When it was all installed, I tried running ssh and got the error
>> message: error while loading shared libraries: cygssp-0.dll:
>> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
>>
>> I suspect what has happened is that cygwin has got confused
>> about what packages I already have. Since I=A0already=A0have a
>> full local cygwin installation, it is possibly skipping the
>> needed libraries since it thinks I have them=A0already. Well, I
>> do, but they are not in the local directory that I am going
>> to deploy to my remote pc.
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>> Does anyone know how to do a minimal installation (ie sub
>> 60mb) that works?
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